Oil and Water: The Enbridge Proposal - Navigate the Facts

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Sunday, November 20th, 2011
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

The Comox Valley Naturalist Society will host , Katie Terhune, Energy Campaigner for Living Oceans Society (http://www.livingoceans.org) at the Filberg Centre, Courtenay November 20 at 7:00pm. Ms. Terhune will present a one-hour lecture Oil and Water: Navigate the Facts outlining the risks posed by the Enbridge proposal.

Living Oceans Society, a marine conservation organization based in the fishing village of Sointula, on the Central Coast of BC. Katie holds of Bachelor of Science from the University of Victoria. Her past experience revolves around habitat restoration and conservation in riparian, estuarine and coastal environments. With Living Oceans, her task is to aid in the battle against Big Oil in the effort to protect B.C.�s coast from oil spills.

The Comox Valley Naturalists Society is a non-profit society affiliated to BCNature which fulfills its educational mandate by hosting monthly lectures, organizing weekly guided hikes and undertakes a variety of environmental projects . Founded in 1964 it is one of the oldest environmental societies on the North Island.

Meetings and lectures of the Comox Valley Naturalists Society are held on the third Sunday of most months at the Florence Filberg Centre, 411 Anderton, Courtenay. Meetings are open to the public, including children and youth. A donation of $3.00 is suggested for non-members and new memberships are always welcomed.

Forthcoming events include: December, The Audubon Christmas Bird Count (held in The Comox Valley since 1919) ; January, Helen Robinson, � Comox Bluff Flora�; February, Richard Mackie, �The Life and Times of Melda Buchanan.�



Please come out and join us for these important environmental topics. For more information on CVNS please visit the website at www.comoxvalleynaturalist.bc.ca.