Regenerative Restoration
Takes a Village
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It takes a village…

Complex projects like the restoration of lower Chute Creek rely on the collective wisdom, expertise, and support of many organizations and individuals united by a shared commitment to nature-based, regenerative solutions. We’re clear that everyone who supports this vision makes an important difference. That’s how lower Chute Creek is getting done, and how broader change takes root. This page exists to gratefully acknowledge and honour those involved in this collective effort.

Partners & Supporters:

Special thanks to…

  • Dan Moskaluk

    Dan is generously advising and supporting us with our media and communications strategy. He spent many years as the Senior Media Relations Officer for the RCMP and has a set of skills and perspectives which have significantly altered the trajectory of our work. He has provided us with critical connections to key media persons which has opened doors for us which otherwise would not have occurred. Thank you Dan!!

  • Forrest Mortifee

    Forrest is a gifted singer, songwriter, and creative whose generous support is helping bring to life a documentary film that tells the story of our community’s efforts to restore and revitalize lower Chute Creek. With a deep aesthetic sensibility and an uplifting storytelling spirit, Forrest offers visual and narrative gifts that bring added depth and beauty to the documentary and the project as a whole. Thank you Forrest!!

  • Grant Davidson

    Grant has gifted us with his heart-centered and courageous approach to dancing and thriving in complexity. He has helped us to more fully appreciate the regenerative nature of our work and has expanded our thinking about how Chute Creek is nested in and interconnected to a larger, dynamic whole. He is a master facilitator and coach.
    Thank you Grant!!

  • Karla Kozakevich

    Karla is the former Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen Area Director for Naramata. She has been an important supporter and advisor of our efforts from the very beginning. Her meaningful engagement has been catalytic in terms of igniting incredibly generative connections to representatives of government and key support organizations.
    Thank you Karla!!

  • Pat Dennett

    As a Founding Director of the Society, Pat stepped up with enthusiasm and vision for the restoration of lower Chute Creek when it was only a dream. With clarity of purpose, he helped build essential relationships across sectors, clarify the direction and develop a project plan at a critical time in the project's evolution. He ably served as the Treasurer of the Board for over five and a half years.
    Thank you Pat!!

  • Tracy Green

    Tracy has provided countless hours of ‘pro bono’ expert assistance with the development and implementation of this beautiful website. In her day job, she is the Manager of Digital Fundraising and Marketing at the Pacific Salmon Foundation.
    Thank you Tracy!!