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'One piece of larger puzzle': New marker buoys dropped in Cowichan Bay to deter anchoring

Summary by Chek News
New marker buoys and no-anchor zone signs now line the coast of Cowichan Bay, reminding boaters and beach-goers to help protect the fragile eelgrass habitat. In a social media post Wednesday, Lulumexun, Cowichan Tribes’ Department of Lands and Self-governance, advised boaters and beach-goers of the newly marked areas. “Visitors to Tl’ulpalus Beach and boaters in Cowichan Bay will notice new marker buoys outlining the delicate eelgrass beds that …

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Chek news broke the news in Victoria, Canada on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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