The Proprietor Review

There is a series of webinars starting April 22nd 2019 , they are to promote the current attention given to the renewal of coastal forests.

Starting the week of April 22, these regionally focused webinars will provide for a two-way dialogue amongst local and provincial government representatives. Invitations to the upcoming webinar-based engagement sessions will be sent to local elected officials and senior level staff from coastal communities.

Source UBCM

Coastal forest first cousin to tanker traffic.

There are many stakeholders in resources and environment, good luck to all people of good faith.

On this Day: April 17th 1982

The proclamation of the Constitution of Canada by the head of state.

Kept in the dark and feed crap…

Are you kept in the dark and fed crap,Then today may be your day.

Are you poison and is your community clingy…

IS THE ONLY STEAK YOU SEE IS MISTAKE…

Today may be your redemption, its your day to associate up…

On this Day: April 16th 2012

No book wins the Pulitzer prize for fiction.

The April 1st measurement of the snow pack shows 66 percent of normal in the Nicola Region, 79 percent elsewhere.

There is a 10 day variance in conditions from year to year as to the 1st April measurement date. Meaning that run off dates starts and finishes can be 10 days different from year to year. However the amount is what is significant to watch. Water content in snow can be different as well.

Snow is difficult to measure because it is subject to drifting, melting and natural compaction. Any point measurement may be quite different from a reading taken only a few metres away. Thus, to measure the quantity of snow in an area, a systematic method for measuring snow has been developed and this is generally referred to as a “snow survey”. Snow survey measurements have been made in British Columbia since 1935.

https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/air-land-water/water/water-science-data/water-data-tools/snow-survey-data/about-snow-surveys

On this Day: April 9th 1967

The first Boeing 737 jet is flown.

Digging can get you a surprise if you hit some infrastructure!

Editors note: Calling is year round not just April.

On this Day: April 5th 1958

The Ripple Rock is destroyed.