Learn about the needs, dangers, and challenges facing juvenile salmon as you release them to venture down the creek and out to the ocean. Find out how you can help them in their perilous journey.
508 visitors joined us for this Maple Ridge spring tradition, as the chum fry commenced their journey to the Salish Sea. We thank our volunteers, Metro Vancouver Regional Parks staff, and as always Panago.
We celebrate April 22nd alongside Kanaka Creek with the release of classroom reared chum salmon fry at the Stewardship Center, and later on the fish fence.
Over 350 plants went into the ground near North Kanaka Creek courtesy of a great effort by Outdoor Education students.
It was a very busy afternoon at our bear event at Albion Community Center. Thanks to c̓əsqənelə Elementary for all your amazing help!
Goodbye Chums, April 27 11AM-2PM Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center Smolts on the Water, May 25 11AM-2PM Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center Tweeting with the Songbirds, June 22 11AM-2PM Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center
It was Pollen Nation at the Stewardship Center, as we welcomed 61 visitors on this March Sunday.
Several families coped with unseasonably chilly conditions to discover 4 degree and pH 6.8 water on Kanaka Creek today, along with the presence of mayfly larvae before we retreated to the warm confines of the George Ross room.
