Traditional Paths & Future Ways

The mission of the SMWS is to be effective and conscientious stewards of the S’amunu Watershed, by preserving, restoring, and renewing the S’amunu (Somenos) Watershed eco-system through community volunteerism, education, and liaison with various like-minded groups.

Somenos Marsh Wildlife Society

Tickets: $10 per individual or family 
This is the second year for this popular event with Cowichan Tribes member Harold Joe. Harold will walk you through the history of S’amuna’ village while sharing with you the often misunderstood ways of the Cowichan people and their dead. Harold is a well-known and respected documentary film producer, actor, archaeological advisor, and grave digger.
Parking is available at Trillium Way or Seine Road, both of which are accessed via Lakes Road, first or second left up Lakes after the roundabout. Then walk into the Ye’yumnuts site. Please be respectful by keeping to the trails.

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