CBT is supporting a project designed to gather information about the endangered Western Screech Owl. The proponents will monitor four radio tagged owls in order to define home range and habitat use of Western Screech Owl. The information gathered will...
Learn MoreThe Columbia Wetlands Air Photos project was created to acquire historical air photos of the Columbia Wetlands from 1947 and 1975 to gain a better understanding of the physical and land use changes that have occurred since the photos were...
Learn MoreBack Country Skiing Canada is working with the Canadian Avalanche Association and the local newspapers (Nelson and Trail) to publish the current avalanche danger ratings each week for 12 weeks over the winter season to educate and raise awareness about...
Learn MoreIn partnership with CBAL the Windermere Valley Early Childhood Development Team (WV ECD) will provide a canvas bag package to families with infants in the Invermere area. The bag includes board books a music CD local information brochures about important...
Learn MoreThe 2010 BCGA Men's Amateur Championship is being held at the Castlegar Golf Club from July 17th through to the 23rd. This event is open to all amateur golfers in Western Canada. CBT funds will be used towards the costs...
Learn MoreAn East Kootenay Regional Science Fair and Community Science Celebration takes place in Cranbrook at the College of the Rockies on February 18th & 19th. This project is a joint partnership between KRIC the COTR and SD5 as well as...
Learn MoreCarousel of Nations is a new event being held at the Revelstoke Community Centre on February 6 2010. CBT supports the community coming together to celebrate their diversity and promoting the social well being of its residents.
Learn MoreOn March 4 2010 a memorial service will be held at Grizzly Plaza in Revelstoke to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Canada's largest avalanche accident. Various organizations in the community will gather to tell the story of this accident and...
Learn MoreColumbia Basin Trust funds will be used to provide a one day free workshop for adults where the participants will have chosen the workshop topics through a previously circulated questionnaire. The workshop will be held in early spring 2010 in...
Learn MoreColumbia Basin Trust funds will be used to assist the Ducks Unlimited Nelson Chapter banquet and auction to raise funds for wetlands habitat restoration and enhancement projects throughout the Kootenays.
Learn MoreColumbia Basin Trust funds will be used to assist with a fundraising raffle.
Learn MoreColumbia Basin Trust funds will be used to assist the All Kids Count Golf Event which serves as an awareness campaign and a fundraiser for two Nelson agencies that work with families and young children.
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