Before colonization, ‘Vancouver Island’ residents were wandering the mountains. So were the marmots
https://thediscourse.ca/comox-valley/vancouver-island-marmot-teaches-about-human-history
#VancouverIslandMarmot #conservation #history #Komoks #Indigenous
Amazing and rare archeological discovery on the K'ómoks traditional territory this spring! Lots to learn from these ancient tools. https://komoks.ca/press-release-rare-3800-year-old-archaeological-wet-site-uncovered-in-komoks-territory-during-cultural-heritage-excavations/
Vote for the ratification of the K'ómoks Treaty and K'ómoks Constitution on March 8, 2025. Enrolment is open until vote day to all K'ómoks members and eligibile members. Learn more here: https://komoks.ca/
This is a historic moment and I wish prosperity and success to the K'ómoks First Nation. Well done! 😊
I took this photo last week in Xwee Xwhya Luq (pronounced Zway Why Luck) on the traditional territory of the K'ómoks First Nation. Good spot to see seals watching us from the water.
#MountainMonday - This glacier is called Queneesh (White Whale) and is on the unceded traditional territory of the K'ómoks First Nation. We can see it from anywhere in the Comox Valley. The valley is nestled between a mountain range and the Salish Sea. You can learn more about the K'ómoks First Nation here: https://komoks.ca/
I took this photo last week while snowshoeing.
This Saturday come to the Christmas Craft Fair at the K'ómoks First Nation Community Hall! I will have copies of my new book Wild Vancouver Island and beautiful prints. There will be many talented artists and artisans, food, music, kids table, and door prizes!
K’ómoks First Nation artist Andy Everson honoured with award: https://www.comoxvalleyrecord.com/local-news/komoks-first-nation-artist-andy-everson-honoured-with-award-7645139
Congratulations to Andy Everson! I love his work.
Spirit Walk in the Comox Valley. Everyone welcome. Register at the Florence Filberg Centre to receive a map of the predetermined walking route.
Centuries-old Pentlatch fish trap panel connects K’ómoks, Qualicum people to their ancestors
Bringing Salmon Home to Kus-kus-sum - Project Watershed is restoring a critical habitat and helping to return the land of a former sawmill back to the K’ómoks First Nation.
https://www.thetyee.ca/Presents/2024/07/15/Bringing-Salmon-Home-Kus-kus-sum/
Catherine Babault
Catherine Babault
