Raise local salmon in your classroom from eyed eggs to alevin to fry. Participants will receive an aquarium, chiller, aquarium materials, and educational resources to support their participation. Mandatory workshop for new participants. Funded by Pacific Salmon Foundation
Meet with your Stream to Sea Program leader at your local stream to learn about one or more topics: salmon habitat, salmon life cycle, salmon anatomy, and physiology. This is offered to schools within walking distance (less than 5km). Locations include: Lower Colquitz, Bowker, Douglas, and Goldstream River.
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A conservation and education project developed by Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Yellow fish are painted or applied (decal) by residents and youth to bring awareness about our local streams. Brochures are then handed outdoor-to-door in the community to explain the program. Stream to Sea lends out storm drain marking kits to classrooms, communities, and for community members