Gorge Waterway Information & Resources

Since its establishment in 2005, the GWI has worked to provide a forum for the exchange and sharing of information among community and local government representatives, while supporting broader community education about the value of the waterway and its watersheds. The following resources and reports are available to help build understanding and stewardship of the Gorge and Portage Inlet.

Resources and Reports

The GWI has produced a series of information sheets about key features of the Gorge Waterway and Portage Inlet:

The GWI Brochure [PDF/3.6MB] describes the GWI, waterway priorities, biodiversity and how to get involved.
Birds-on-the-Gorge [PDF/1.4MB]
Fish-of-the-Waterway [PDF/1.1MB]
Water Quality and Watersheds [PDF/865KB]
Estuaries [PDF/1.1MB]

The GWI partners developed a stewardship strategy in 2005 to help achieve their vision of a healthy environment for all life in the Gorge Waterway, Portage Inlet and the surrounding watersheds.

In 2010, GWI partners reviewed the goals and objectives outlined in the strategy, and provided activities and projects underway or completed that move the GWI towards meeting those goals and objectives.

Abstract teal and navy blue butterfly illustrations.

Territorial Acknowledgement

The CRD conducts its business within the Territories of many First Nations, all of whom have a long-standing relationship with the land and waters from time immemorial that continues to this day. Statement of Reconciliation

Gorge Waterway Information & Resources

Related Content

Resources and Reports

GWI Annual Reports

Gorge Waterway Stewardship Strategy

Gorge Waterway and Portage Inlet Research and Reports

Elk Lake and Beaver Lake Reports

Historical Reports

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Territorial Acknowledgement