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Welcome to the Vision H2O website where you can find interesting information on waterquality and watercourses in the Cap-Pelé and Beaubassin-est region. Don’t forget to frequently visit our website since it is updated regularly. Enjoy the site! 

 

Aboiteau Park Dunes

 
 
 
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The 2009 Annual General Meating for Vision H2O will be held July 9th at 7pm. By becoming a member of Vision H2O, you get the chance to win a MAAX jacuzzi! Become a meber at the AGM if you are not a member already!

 

Evaluation Project of the quality of habitat for salmonids (salmon and trout) in the KouchibouguacRiver, WestmorlandCounty. This project consists of a three phase plan, first of which is an analysis of the physical aspects of the river in terms of fish habitat, followed by the creation of an inventory of the different species of fish and macroinvertebrates present in the  Kouchibouguac River, and finally a continuation of the monitoring of the river’s water quality.  

Creation of an eco-park in Cormier-Village. Vision H2O is happy to announce its involvement in the development of a new eco-park!  In order to plan and develop the park’s trails and interpretation sites, it is necessary to know what lives and grows in the forest. For that reason, an inventory of the park’s birds, mammals, amphibians, invertebrates, fish and plants is currently being done by our organization. Vision H2O is determined to try to conserve as best as possible the natural habitats and ecosystems present in and around the forest. A primary goal of Vision H2O and the Cormier-Village Cultural Centre is to pass on this essential information to the community and the general public and to instill a sense of awareness and knowledge on the importance of protecting our environment.