Pump House Replacement
The planning has been completed and we are beginning the process to replace our old wooden pump shack with a new container! Many thanks to our project spawn-sers, the Pacific Salmon Foundation, the Department of Fisheries, and Metro Vancouver! More news to come as the project proceeds.
Community Heritage Award
We are honored to accept this award, on behalf of the entire team that made it possible.
Cool Cats and Canines 2022
Our first Open House in two years. Saying it’s great to be back is the understatement of the year. Thanks to everyone that helped out and joined us on this fabulous Family Day.
FREE: Business of Art Online Workshop
FREE: Business of Art Online Workshop Offered by Todd Polich, the artist working on the Pacific Parklands Foundation | Kanaka Creek Mural Project https://www.pacificparklands.com/kanaka-creek-mural-project/ Ages 17+ Are you an up and coming artist who wants to learn the business of creating independent art? We’ll cover strategies for starting and building a successful career as … Read more
January newsletter online
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Kanaka winter
Let’s take a wintertime look around lower Kanaka.
Horseshoe Creek – the little known Rock Star
During the epic flood of November 2021, Kanaka tributary Horseshoe Creek opened its doors to coho salmon seeking a safe haven to spawn in. These little tributaries are rock stars!
Kanaka Creek Regional Park Interpretive Art Mural Project
KEEPS and Metro Vancouver Regional Parks have kicked off the first component of this exciting project, which also involves the Pacific Parklands Foundation, local First Nations, and the City of Maple Ridge. We begin with fall field trips to the location for classes that will participate in Spring 2022.