Future of Howe Sound Society

The Future Of Howe Sound Society is a non-profit society devoted to preserving the natural beauty, and important ecosystems, in Howe Sound.

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@FHSSociety on Twitter

On May 23, 6pm Islands Trust Q&A with Burnco re: their plans to re-industrialize #howesound. http://t.co/wVMvhjeC #beautifulbc #polibc 01:49:20 AM May 18, 2012
Your actions are being heard. 10 days, 220 Likes, 32 retweets, 593 signatures sent to CEAA. Saying NO to mining in Howe Sound, priceless. 02:18:52 PM February 03, 2012
Nearing 550 people petitioning to stop heavy industry returning to the Sound. Please act now by supporting us at: http://t.co/zlKROUCY 10:36:35 AM February 02, 2012

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Pam Rocks

Located 1km south of Anvil Island, Pam Rocks is a group of rocks in the middle of Howe Sound that serves as a reporting weather station for marine weather systems.

Pam Rocks is a great place to see seals sunning themselves out of the water and is a recognized bird-breeding site. Divers visit Pam Rocks to see the 3 foot wide plumose anemones.

To get there rent a boat from Sewell’s Marina at Horseshoe Bay and check out the seals .