North Kanaka planting
Over 350 plants went into the ground near North Kanaka Creek courtesy of a great effort by Outdoor Education students.
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!
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.
It’s January 29th, and this community of crows is gathering for a communal bath, taking full advantage of safety in numbers during this vulnerable time on this bright winter afternoon near the fish fence.
It’s the week after the atmospheric river as we follow along during the education programs.
We begin the day at the 240th Street fish fence with a delightful showing of early chum salmon, before heading to a restoration site for a planting project.
Creek testing, pond explorations, and even a riverside rabbit of all things on this summer Thursday.
We are always delighted to support the City of Maple Ridge day camps, which have become a familiar site at the Stewardship Center during these summer days.