World Rivers Day 2022
We celebrate World Rivers Day on the banks of the Fraser at the Kanaka confluence on this 28 degree autumn afternoon.
We celebrate World Rivers Day on the banks of the Fraser at the Kanaka confluence on this 28 degree autumn afternoon.
This event at Memorial Peace Park hasn’t happened since you-know-what, but today it was back and so were we.
It’s already one of the driest mid Septembers we’ve ever seen, as wildfire smoke invades from the east.
88 visitors checked out the ponds and displays with us on this warm summer afternoon.
We take a look at two locations on Kanaka tributary Spencer Creek during a late July heat wave, along with of course some flora and fauna along the way.
Seasoned veteran Honey Bear (in the video) as well as a young adult recently inspected this project.
A relaxing June 12th as we talked about bears and shared experiences outside the Stewardship Center. We even had a visit from Harry, our resident snowshoe hare.
Recognising our key contributors: Todd Polich Carmen McKay Vanessa Lee Staff and students of Samuel Robertson Secondary, Albion Elementary, Kanaka Creek Elementary, c̓əsqənelə Elementary
It was a first for us to attend this very well attended event. It won’t be the last!