ABOUT US	The Slocan River Streamkeepers is a non-profit society founded in 2003 and became a fully incorporated Society under the Society Act of British Columbia in May of 2005. The Streamkeepers mission is to work towards protection and restoration of streams, streambeds and riparian zones that foster stream dependent biodiversity, with initial emphasis on the Slocan and Little Slocan Rivers.
	Our goals are to improve public knowledge on aquatic ecosystems, to improve stewardship of aquatic and riparian ecosystems, and to identify potential ecologically sound, effective restoration projects.
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CURRENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS	Jennifer Yeow, Passmore; Judy Laret, Slocan Park; Shanoon Bennett, Winlaw; Tom Bradley, Winlaw; David Sullivan, Slocan Park; Colin Mackintosh, Winlaw; Eva Johansson, Winlaw; Lori McMillan, Winlaw. Some members have technical backgrounds while others simply love the river and want to help it. Members have a strong sense of the need to address aquatic environment problems. Issues such as channel infilling, bank erosion, decline of fish populations and decline in water quality to name a few.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING	Our Annual General Meeting is held in the Spring of each year and is open to all members and to the general public.
MONTHLY MEETINGS	Directors Meetings are on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm. The place of the meeting changes from month to month so please email us for the location. Society Members are welcome to attend.
MEMBERSHIP	We encourage new members. If you would like to become a member of the Slocan River Streamkeepers, please contact us for more information.
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