The Perfect Fryday
Salmonids in the Classroom chum salmon fry are released on this fine spring day as the students explore the surrounding area. Later on we check out wolf spiders of all things as well as coho fry further downstream.
Donation from Odlum Brown
KEEPS would like to recognize a generous personal donation made by Charlotte Faulkner, a Vice President at Odlum Brown and an accompanying corporate donation. As a small. not-for-profit organization, it is donations like this that are our lifeblood! Thank you, Charlotte!
Spring Break
Once again, Metro Vancouver Regional Parks, KEEPS and the City of Maple Ridge coming together to provide a super cool experience for youth.
Cool Cats and Canines, March 17th
St. Patrick’s Day with the canines and kitties at the Stewardship Center, on an epic 22 degree March day that saw 105 visitors.
Open House “Making History”
Many thanks to Karen and our volunteers for making this an interesting educational day.
Finally, winter
A polar outbreak has arrived at Kanaka. We were with our students to welcome it. Polar Outbreak This scenario has played out since time immortal.
After the storm
The fish fence is the Rocky Balboa of infrastructure, as it once again survived an extreme flow event; this time it was December 4th, as eagles and a coopers hawk look on.
December Open House: Home for the Holidays
It was delightful to chat about how the Kanaka Creek watershed and its inhabitants shift into winter.