Dunlop Creek – source to mouth
We take a look at Kanaka Creek tributary Dunlop Creek, which is an important coho salmon producer.
Education
Outside Adventures field trip program
Here are the basic elements of our field trip program that is targeted at pre-schools and primary grades.
Spring 2020
A little look around Kanaka during March and April.
Virtual Watershed Roadshow
We take a look at our popular program, that can be taught either in the classroom or outside.
Albion Park forest walk and cool discovery, April 16th, 2020
We take a virtual walk in Albion Park, as the students of SRT have done so many times.
Spencer Creek water testing, April 16th, 2020
As always, we are on hand to measure the water temperature, pH, and turbidity of our favorite tributary Spencer Creek.
A wedding, snake style
Somewhere on lower Kanaka Creek, common garter snakes emerge from their winter den to commence their mating rituals, as many males vie for the female.
Chum salmon fry release, April 2, 2020
Teachers from c̓əsqənelə elementary release their classroom reared fry at the Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center.
Goodbye Chums 2019
887 visitors shared this event with us on the banks of Kanaka Creek on a beautiful spring day. Of course, an amazing team effort made this all possible, and we thanks Metro Vancouver staff, our volunteers, all of the fabulous exhibitors that turned up, and as always Panago.