Declining numbers of volunteers – the life blood of community organizations who put on many of the events and programs in Osoyoos – continues to pose a looming crisis as many current volunteers are “ageing-out”.
The Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society unveiled its new boat cover today, thanks to a donation from the Rotary Club of Osoyoos.
The war on aquatic invasive species was given a boost recently with British Columbia’s chief veterinarian issuing an order making it illegal to transport watercraft in the province with the drain plug still in place.
Without a fresh infusion of volunteers the local Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society (OLWQS), which works to protect and preserve the lake for future generations, could close down.
Don Urquhart, Times Chronicle It’s been a busy couple of months for the Osoyoos Lake Water Quality...
John Gates, data manager for the Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society (OLWQS) has been awarded for his outstanding volunteer work with the society.
The Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society (OLWQS) has turned to the town for help after finding itself in desperate need of moorage for its water quality monitoring boat.
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change requested for the Osoyoos Lake Water Quality...