Ross Davies
July day camps
Summer is such a sensational time to explore nature. Here is some of what we’ve been up to: sampling creek water and insects, looking for animal tracks, and finding out how the salmon, the river and the forest work together.
Tweeting with the Songbirds
We had 72 visitors on this very pleasant Sunday; so pleasant that we moved the venue outside.
Get your plants on Open House
And those plants were on the warm side today, as 33 degree temperatures greeted our visitors.
Smolts on the Water 2026
110 visitors helped us to send the coho to the Salish. These fish were raring to go on this very pleasant Sunday.
Coho and chum fry
We take a look at lower Kanaka, which is being influenced now by ocean tides as the Fraser freshet gets underway.
Goodbye Chums 2026
The Goodbye Chums event attracted 578 visitors on this flawless Sunday. Many thanks to our volunteers, Metro Vancouver Regional Parks staff, and of course Panago!
Restoration planting
Students did a fantastic job planting and mulching on this restoration site 1.0 km upstream of the Stewardship Center.