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Inclusive Kimberley through Universal Design
Inclusive Kimberley through Universal Design
Inclusive Kimberley is a multi-phase project to improve accessibility within our community, expanding opportunities for people of all abilities to live, work and play in Kimberley. The project has received funding from the Regional District of East Kootenays, Columbia Basin Trust and Canada Summer Jobs to begin Phase I, which involves identifying accessibility opportunities and priorities and building partnerships for solutions. The results of Phase I are available here: Summary Report and Detailed Report.
If you’d like to participate in this effort, please contact administration@sustainablekimberley.ca
10 Thousand Trees & Plenty of Plants
10 Thousand Trees & Plenty of Plants
We are planning a strategy to improve landscaping around the city by planting trees, bushes and other native plants using FireSmart practices. We want to build a multi-year program that beautifies our town while also benefiting air quality, flood prevention, climate and wildlife. We are looking for volunteers, partners and donors to develop this major project! If you’d like to contribute, please contact Pamela Currie at pamela.currie@sustainablekimberley.ca
Electrify the Mountain
Electrify the Mountain
Electrify the Mountains is a 3-phase project to create the first electrified adventure destination in North America. This project includes adaptive e-bike trails, an adaptive hub and a new pathway to First Nations tourism. Sustainable Kimberley Society helped design the project and gain funding from the Province of British Columbia in 2020. Electrify the Mountain is currently led by the City of Kimberley in partnership with Kimberley Trails Society. To learn more or volunteer for this project, please contact Pamela Currie at pamela.currie@sustainablekimberley.ca
These projects would not be possible without the generous financial support of:
These projects would not be possible without the generous financial support of:
And individual donors from our community. A heartfelt thanks to all of you!
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