Raush River Watershed declared an Indigenous protected and conserved area
The Simpcw First Nation announced it has declared British Columbia’s Raush River Valley to be an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area.
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The Simpcw First Nation announced it has declared British Columbia’s Raush River Valley to be an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area.
The Simpcw First Nation says the Raush Valley, near Mount Robson, ‘has had little resource development and we intend to conserve it.’
The Raush River is a tributary of the Fraser River and the two join near the community of Dunster in the Robson Valley.
The Simpcw First Nation says the Raush Valley, near Mount Robson, ‘has had little resource development and we intend to conserve it.’
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