Backlands Spring Migration: Peregrine Falcon
The Purcell’s Cove Backlands are a “Flyway Corridor” for raptors and many other migrating birds, coming back to the Williams Lake area.
Williams Lake water levels researched in 2020 Waterflow Report
The drastically low water levels of Williams Lake in the summer of 2020 were a cause of great concern. The WLCC’s Dr. Melanie Dobson, a professor at Dalhousie University’s Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, literally went to the sources…
WLCC 2020 Annual General Meeting Presentations
The presentation slides are available here and some video of the AGM will be publicly available soon. There will be an announcement on our Facebook page and Twitter. Please check back again soon.
Bird Watching in the Williams Lake Watershed
At 4:20 AM the 3 bird watchers and our leader, expert birder Fulton Lavender, arrived at the path climbing up the massive granite batholith.
David Patriquin: First excursion to Shaw Wilderness Park
I was on my way this afternoon to access the Shaw Wilderness Park via an informal route, and lo and behold, there was the new entrance off of Purcell’s Cove Road with a sign and a parking lot now open. So I parked and embarked on the 350 meters of fine gravel trail leading up to Williams Lake.