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"The Okanagan and Similkameen Invasive Species Society (OASISS) is celebrating another year free of invasive mussels. The society has been monitoring Okanagan lakes for invasive mussels for the past twelve years. This year they expanded northwards to Swan Lake near Vernon and west into the Similkameen valley. A total of 153 samples were collected from eight lakes and one river...." READ MORE

"The Okanagan and Similkameen Invasive Species Society (OASISS) is spearheading the three-year project that connects middle school students with nature. The students are directly involved in planning, implementing and monitoring project results. Up to two hectares will be restored as students learn the value of being land stewards through place-based learning..." READ MORE

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Okanagan and Similkameen

Invasive Species Society

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axáÊ” iÊ” tmxÊ·ulaÊ”xÊ·s iÊ” sukÊ·naqinx. lut pnkin tÌ“ xÊ·ic̓ɬtsÉ™lx. uɬ lut tÌ“ Ê•alpmisÉ™lx.

niÊ•ayp iÊ” sutns iÊ” sukÊ·naqinx. â€‹

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This is unceded territory. Okanagan people never gave it away, nor did they surrender it.

This will always be the Okanagan people’s land. 

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As per: Gloria Bent (Lower Similkameen Indian Band), Theresa Ann Terbasket (Lower Similkameen Indian Band), and the late Tony Qualtier (Lower Similkameen Indian Band).

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