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Friends of Kootenay Lake Stewardship Society (FOKLSS) is a dedicated organization focused on improving the health and stewardship of Kootenay Lake. With the support of volunteers, members, funders, and supporters, they strive to monitor wildlife and water quality, restore habitats, clean shorelines, educate lake users, and empower local communities, First Nations, and stakeholders. FOKLSS serves as a voice for the lake, ensuring its thriving future for generations to come.
FOKLSS offers a range of initiatives to increase stewardship and protection of Kootenay Lake. Their Lake Watchers Program includes activities like water quality monitoring, lake observations, and reporting illegal activity. They also provide lake education through presentations and outreach at various community events, along with the Kootenay Lake Library as a valuable resource.
Shoreline restoration and wetland restoration initiatives are available to help convert altered shorelines to natural ones. Additionally, FOKLSS is actively involved in the Lake Planning Process and conducts the Kootenay Lake Community Values Study. Stay updated on local stewardship efforts through their news section and browse their blog for stories from the field.
FOKLSS also offers a podcast series called Voices of Lake, where you can listen to stories and gain information about the lake you love. Get involved with FOKLSS by joining an event, making a donation, or becoming a volunteer. Their website provides a calendar of upcoming events and opportunities to contribute to their cause.
Together, let's take care of Kootenay Lake and make a difference in our local waterbody
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Nonprofit
Company Size
2-10
Year Founded
2012
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