Benthic invertebrates and monitoring in BC streams using CABIN, a Boundary region focus
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Ever wonder what bugs might be living in the stream channel or along the river shoreline? What bugs can tell us about the health of our waterways? Join presenters Stephanie Strachan, Environmental Monitoring Scientist at ECCC (Federal) and Jolene Raggett, Environmental Impact Assessment Biologist at ECCS (Provincial) to hear about the how, when and why it's important to monitor aquatic life in our waterways.
Video presenting: Benthic monitoring (CABIN) in the Boundary Region
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