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Silverton bull trout application almost ready

A Silverton village councillor is optimistic about getting more protection for their watershed.

Leah Main, who is spearheading the request, says they’re applying to the province to create a wildlife habitat area for spawning bull trout.

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Main says their request will be sent soon.

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Main says they have support from two logging companies in the area.

Silverton Creek also feeds the aquifer the village gets its water from.

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