Supporting the ideas and efforts of the people in the Columbia Basin
The Muth family and Columbia Basin Trust are pleased to award four Basin students with the 2020 Neil Muth Memorial Scholarship. Jay Maloney from Rossland, Joli Mwinyi from Crawford Bay, Ayla von Diebitsch from Rossland and Nigel Burk from Montrose […]
Creston grain elevator moves closer to a rejuvenated future Pass by Creston’s two grain elevators and they’ll look like they have for a long time—historically and visually fascinating but in need of repairs and a good coat of paint. Peek […]
Businesses, social enterprises and the workforce in the Columbia Basin now have access to even more support to help them in these challenging times. In response to ongoing COVID-19-related developments—including the re-opening of many businesses—Columbia Basin Trust is expanding the […]
A new guidebook for local governments, First Nation communities and regional districts in the Basin has been developed to provide community leaders with best practices and guidance to help urban trees and forested areas thrive in a changing climate. Adapting […]
The Nature Conservancy of Canada’s (NCC) Kootenay River Ranch Conservation Area in the East Kootenay just got bigger. The addition of 260 hectares (637 acres) will enhance conservation efforts in the Rocky Mountain Trench, south of Canal Flats. With support […]
After a five-year study, the Canadian Columbia Basin Glacier and Snow Research Network is releasing the ’Glaciers in the Canadian Columbia Basin’ Technical Report. Read the Summary or Technical Report.
