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Missed this morning’s interview with our Water Stewardship Director Nelson Jatel?

AM1150 – April 20, 2015 Drastic drought in California & the incredibly dry Okanagan spring has many watching water supplies in our valley closely… Tune … Read more

Categories Featured, In the News Tags AM1150, California drought, Nelson Jatel

Film highlights mussels threat

April 17, 2015 – Vernon Morning Star Imagine if we woke up tomorrow and the forests of B.C. had been killed off and turned into … Read more

Categories In the News Tags boat inspection stations, Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Hostile mussels

April 17, 2015 – Kelowna Capital News A new documentary raises concerns about the destructive nature of invasive mussel species if allowed to access B.C. … Read more

Categories In the News Tags boat inspection stations, Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Okanagan film maker takes up anti-zebra mussel cause

April 17, 2015 – Global Okanagan KELOWNA – The campaign to try to do more to protect the province from invasive mussels has expanded to … Read more

Categories In the News Tags boat inspection stations, Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Filmmaker hopes Okanagan mussel threat documentary will create ‘groundswell of public pressure’

April 16, 2015 – InfoNews VERNON – There may not be any zebra or quagga mussels in B.C. yet, but the threat is very real, … Read more

Categories In the News Tags boat inspection stations, Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Mussel Threat – the video

April 16, 2015 – Castanet An international filmmaker, with strong ties to the Okanagan, has taken on the fight to keep the feared zebra and … Read more

Categories In the News Tags boat inspection stations, Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Brynne Morrice discusses his film “Mussel Threat” with AM1150’s Phil Johnson

AM1150 – April 16, 2015 LISTEN as Brynne Morrice discusses his film “Mussel Threat” with AM1150’s Phil Johnson: http://chirb.it/P1kHqm WATCH the film here: http://vimeo.com/125057151 www.DontMoveAMussel.ca … Read more

Categories Featured, In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Okanagan filmmaker launches movie – draws attention to menace of invasive mussels

Kelowna, B.C. – Late last summer, after learning of the threat posed by invasive zebra and quagga mussels, Brynne Morrice set out to learn more … Read more

Categories Featured, In the News, Recently Added Tags Brynne Morrice, Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Local film flexes its mussel

Penticton Herald – April 15, 2015 Late last summer, after learning of the threat posed by invasive zebra and quagga mussels, Brynne Morrice set out … Read more

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Concerned Vernon filmmaker asks the government to protect B.C.’s waters

Kelowna Now – April 15, 2015 A Vernon filmmaker is asking the provincial government why they don’t care about the beautiful lakes that are the … Read more

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Provincial funding for invasive mussel control a good start

Infotel – April 13, 2015 The province is recognizing the need to invest in the control of invasive zebra and quagga mussels. The Okanagan Basin … Read more

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Province aims to protect Okanagan waterways

Penticton Western News – April 7, 2015 The provincial government is taking aim at invasive mussels with a $1.3million boost for programs that focus on … Read more

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

BC needs border inspection

Castanet – April 7, 2015 The provincial government’s recent announcement of $1.3 million to keep invasive quagga and zebra mussels out of B.C. is welcome … Read more

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Provincial mussels strategy draws criticism

Vernon Morning Star – April 5, 2015 Victoria’s plan to fight mussels doesn’t impress one local official.

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

We must all stop mussels

Daily Courier – April 3, 2015 Without a doubt, Okanagan lake is our most precious resource, and protecting it from invasive species – be they … Read more

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

More cash to battle invasive mussels

Westside Weekly – April 3, 2015 The propellers and hulls of some boats being brought into B.C. this spring and summer will be checked for … Read more

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Boaters will get to know their local inspectors

Kelowna Daily Courier – April 1, 2015 The propellers and hulls of some boats being brought into B.C. this spring and summer will be checked … Read more

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Taking aim at invasive mussels

Kelowna Capital News – April 1, 2015 Local MLA’s Norm Letnick and Steve Thomson try out power spray technique to clean invasive mussels off the … Read more

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Provincial announcement on BC mussel defence efforts a “good start”

Kelowna, B.C. – For three-and a-half years, the Okanagan Basin Water Board (OBWB) has been sounding the alarm about the strong possibility of invasive zebra … Read more

Categories Featured, Media Releases Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

$1.3M to fight mussels

Castanet – March 31, 2015 The provincial government will spend about $1.3 million in its fight against invasive quagga and zebra mussels.

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Invasive species battle gains muscle

Vernon Morning Star – March 31, 2015 The fight against potential invaders has been given a boost. The provincial government announced Tuesday it will pump … Read more

Categories In the News Tags Don't Move A Mussel, mussel, quagga mussel, Zebra Mussel

Interview – the value of water

March 19, 2015 – AM1150 Steal of a deal?! Fun interview – serious subject! Our own Anna Warwick Sears discloses her water bill – 64 … Read more

Categories Featured, In the News Tags RBC, value of water, water attitudes, water pricing

New study looks at attitudes surrounding Canadian water supply

Grab a glass of tap water, sit back & check out this piece we did with Global BC as part of Canada Water Week, regarding … Read more

Categories Featured, In the News Tags Canada Water Week, RBC, tap water, water attitudes

Okanagan celebrates Canada Water Week with films, kids contest, panel, prizes and more

Kelowna, B.C. – There’s something for everyone as the Okanagan Basin Water Board and its outreach program Okanagan WaterWise prepares to celebrate UN World Water … Read more

Categories Featured, Media Releases Tags Canada Water Week, Okanagan WaterWise, Okanagan WaterWise Challenge

Board Report – March 2015

The Okanagan Basin Water Board’s monthly Board Report provides highlights from this week’s Board of Directors meeting. The monthly report provides up-to-date information about the … Read more

Categories Featured, Media Releases, Recently Added Tags Board Report
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  • OBWB Annual Meeting – September 5, 2025
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