Crow community bathing
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 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.
97 plants into the ground to complete a restoration site along Kanaka Creek, courtesy of the efforts of 1st Pitt Meadows Girl Guides.
With fry releases in the books for another year, we wish to congratulate the teachers and students that took such excellent care of their classroom fry.
Students release their Salmonids in the Classroom chum fry while the one year old coho in the Bell-Irving Hatchery rearing ponds are horsing around as they always do before their imminent ocean journey.