12:30pm - 2:00pm: Introduction and Indigenous welcome will be provided by GBHNR Board Member Callista Thirsk and Executive Director Camille Coray. The day will continue with a walk and talk led by salmon biologist Matt Foy, who will discuss the salmon life cycle, the history of salmon in our area, and the recent GBHNR Habitat Refresh project on Salwein Creek.
Location: Education Pavilion
2:00am - 3:00pm: Talk about Salmon Habitat Restoration porjects with Stó:lō Elder Eddie Gardner from Skwah First Nation.
Location: Education Pavilion
Wooden benches will be provided, but feel free to bring more comfortable seating!
Their will also be a $30 Salmon Painting class from 10 - 12 that you can sign up for with the link below!
**No registration is needed for the the rest of the days events, only the paid art class portion**
Learn about our pricing: the GBHNR is a non-profit organization and registered charity. We rely on program fees to support the education, conservation, and outreach we do to protect the invaluable wetlands ecosystems on our site. We take pride in offering quality, affordable programming that offers experiences for folks to connect with nature and their creative sides. We appreciate your support of our organization! Please contact us at [email protected], or (604) 823-6603 if you have any questions about art workshops or any other programs!