How to reach us
info@wrweo.ca
Anything about the trail, the watershed, membership, volunteering, documents or corrections to this website.
Send an email Boardboard@wrweo.ca
Expressions of interest in joining the Board of Directors, and matters for the board specifically.
Send an email Telephone902-876-7377
The general enquiry line, including questions about membership and the stewardship program.
Call Trail reportReport a problem on the trail
Blowdown, litter, erosion, damaged boardwalk, fire rings, missing markers or illegal vehicle use.
Submit a reportWrite something for us
We encourage residents of, and visitors to, the Woodens River watershed to write an article about it — or, if you feel strongly about an issue, an opinion piece — and send it to us. Unless an item is in poor taste, we will publish it. Please also consider sharing photographs; there is more about that on the photos and videos page.
Casual observations are welcome too. Algal blooms, the mayfly hatch, disturbances, pollutants, interesting nature observations — several of the problems this organization has worked on were first noticed by residents who took the time to write. If you know of a document about this watershed that is not listed on this site, send that as well; we can scan printed documents and return the originals.
Online
- Bluesky — @blufftrail.bsky.social
- YouTube playlist
- Flickr
- Strava — BTSP Stewards
- iNaturalist project
- Donate on CanadaHelps
This website is reachable at both wrweo.ca and blufftrail.ca. If you are telling someone how to find us, either works.
Who to ask about what
| If you want to | Go to |
|---|---|
| Join or renew a membership | Support → membership, or info@wrweo.ca |
| Make a donation | CanadaHelps |
| Volunteer | Volunteer, or info@wrweo.ca |
| Stand for the board | board@wrweo.ca |
| Report a trail problem | Trail report form |
| Ask about the stewardship program | info@wrweo.ca or 902-876-7377 |
| Send photographs or an article | info@wrweo.ca |
| Correct something on this website | info@wrweo.ca |
In an emergency on the trail
Call 911, not WRWEO. Nothing on this page reaches anyone quickly enough to help. What to tell them.