by a | Mar 9, 2023 | Member Profiles
I introduce myself by using the environmentally concerned citizen stance guided by a geologist engineer side – considerable operational experience pertaining to Geological Survey & Exploration, production Drilling and Mining operations; senior geologist...
by a | Aug 1, 2022 | Member Profiles, Newsletter, Watershed Watch
On June 25 PWPA and neighbourhood friends held a going away party for PWPA co-founder Cory Sutton and his wife, Tamara. Their home here has been sold and they are off to Penticton. Cory is one of the three founding directors of PWPA so this is a real loss for...
by a | Jan 19, 2022 | Member Profiles
I lived in the forestry town of Prince George for 33 years as wife, mother, and elementary school teacher. Surrounded by lodgepole pines, we lived on 5 acres as well as a property at Cluculz Lake and loved tending our part of the forest. In 2003 we retired to...
by a | Jul 10, 2021 | Member Profiles, Newsletter
Jack bought his Peachland home some 40 years ago. Both his sons, now 33 and 30, were born at the Kelowna General Hospital. He has made Peachland his principal residence. A few years ago, Jack learned the 50% of the Peachland watersheds were under clear-cut licensing....
by a | May 29, 2021 | Member Profiles, Newsletter
Taryn is not just a PWPA a member, she is one of the co-founders and a PWPA director. She is the driving force of the organization. With a wealth of knowledge about both the social history of our watershed, and its biophysical story, she understands the complexities...
by a | Oct 5, 2020 | Member Profiles, Newsletter
Alex is new to Peachland, arriving in October last year, from Winnipeg. After spending many summers in the Okanagan visiting family, she decided that Peachland was her favourite town in the Valley and made the decision to relocate here. While she may be new to the...
