These articles are by different people who are directly or indirectly involved with the activities of SRWMP. Most of them have been published in the Langley Times.

• Watershed thinking   

          What do you think of when you see a river ?

          By Guillermo R Giannico 

• The ebb and flow of water in the Salmon River

          When rainy days stretch into weeks, water quantity may seem
          like non-issue here in the Lower Mainland. 

          By David Clements  ( Professor, Trinity Western University).

• Are golf courses as green as they look?

          British Columbia's 230 golf courses draw an estimated 450,000  golfers

        By Dan Rolfe

• ENGO's 

           Engos play a vital role in achieving better management of our
           environment.

          By Marina Stjepovic  ( Executive Director, Langley Enviormental Partners
          Society).

• The Salish Sucker

         You would never know it now, but twelve thousand years ago not one
          living thing existed in Langley.

          By Mike Pearson, is a ( Ph.D. candidate,  University of British Columbia).

• Low water

          Low summer flows in the Salmon River: A Case for Water Conservation.

          By Sarah Dal Santo

• Heading upstream

           Fisheries biologists use a wide variety of tools and methods to

          estimate fish abundance.      

           By Guillermo R Giannico

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