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OBWB focussed on Invasive Mussels

by OsoyoosLake | Apr 3, 2024 | Local News

Invasive mussels preoccupy Okanagan water board

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The Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society (OLWQS) was founded in 1991 by community members to help promote public awareness of the lake, covering issues such as conservation, pollution and lake management. It is a non-political, non-profit charitable organization run entirely by volunteers.

To learn more about the Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society, please contact Ms. Birgit Arnstein, President via email olwqs4info@gmail.com or by telephone (250) 408-5460.

You can also write to us at c/o Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society P.O. Box 1382, Osoyoos, B.C. Canada V0H 1V0.

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Join us! Get involved in keeping Osoyoos Lake beautiful for our children's children. Become a member and learn how to be a steward of your environment. You may also wish to speak with Birgit Arnstein, President, OLWQS (250) 408-5460.

Annual Membership is $25 and can be completed in three ways.

E-transfer $25 funds + Complete MEMBERSHIP FORM
Complete MEMBERSHIP FORM + $25 cheque and mail to Osoyoos Lake Water Quality Society P.O. Box 1382, Osoyoos, B.C. Canada V0H 1V0.
Complete MEMBERSHIP FORM + $25 cheque and deliver in person to Polka Dot Door, 8522 Main St (next to Wildfire Grill) in Osoyoos during regular business hours.
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Special Kudos and Thanks to: the Town of Osoyoos, Sonora Community Centre, Osoyoos Sailing Club, and our many wonderful volunteers!