For 25 days, Andaleeb Morales travelled 1,400 kilometres from the source of the Fraser River near Mount Robson to the Strait of Georgia. Travelling by canoe and on foot with the Rivershed Society of B.C. and half a dozen paddlers…
2013 SLLP alumni, Logan Armstrong, created this awesome short video about his experience on the SLLP.
Blog post by Richelle Giberson. Colin O’Neil, a 2013 SLLP Alumni, organized the Sustainable Spaces Dialogue on Friday, March 21st at the Aboriginal Gathering Place in Douglas College. The event was his SLLP community project, and it was a resounding…
An urban space in New Westminster discussion organized by a young city resident will be held at Douglas College Friday (March 21) evening. Colin O’Neil put together the Sustainable Places Dialogue as his community project for the Rivershed Society of…
In a 25 day journey, Horsefly resident Marin Patenaude and seven other participants are travelling 1,375 km down the length of the Fraser River as part of the Rivershed Society of BC’s Sustainable Living Leadership Program. The participants are canoeing,…
Mary Forbes, an SLLP Alumni, was recently interviewed by CBC’s Daybreak Kamloops program about her SLLP project—The Potato House—in Williams Lake. You can listen to the interview here. Or you can go to the page about the interview on CBC’s…
Beth Holden and friend Thomas Schoen created this unique sculpture using recycled materials for the Station House Gallery’s summer show Community Roots: Inspirations from the Potato House Project. Holden is the gallery exhibition co-ordinator. Schoen builds mountain biking trails and…
