Port Moody Ecological Society

The Tynehead Hatchery, operated by the Serpentine Enhancement Society in Surrey, BC, is dedicated to the rehabilitation of the Serpentine's salmon runs through education and community involvement. Established in the 1980s, the hatchery has become a hub for raising and releasing various salmon species, including Chinook, Chum, and Coho, while also providing valuable hands-on volunteer opportunities in ecological conservation. The facility thrives on the efforts of dedicated volunteers who remove organic debris from fish habitats to ensure a healthy living environment. They also engage in creative educational projects, sharing the life cycle of salmon through art and fostering appreciation for the natural ecosystems that support these vital fish populations. Generated from the website

The Alouette River Management Society is a non-profit organization committed to protecting and enhancing the Alouette Watershed through advocacy, education, and collaborative stewardship. Their mission focuses on fostering a resilient ecosystem rich in biodiversity and cultural heritage while promoting sustainable practices within the community. Through initiatives such as habitat restoration, community outreach, and educational programs, the society engages local residents in efforts to support Pacific salmon and their habitats. By making science-based decisions, they aim to create a healthier environment that benefits both wildlife and the community for generations to come. Generated from the website

The Nicomekl Enhancement Society, founded in 1989 as "Fish for your Future," is a volunteer-driven organization dedicated to the restoration and conservation of salmon populations in the Nicomekl River Watershed in Langley, BC. Since its incorporation in 1991 and with a commitment to community involvement, the society has significantly contributed to local salmon enhancement efforts, releasing hundreds of thousands of salmon while educating and engaging the community. Operated by a passionate team of volunteers, the Nicomekl Hatchery offers a range of educational programs, including the popular Salmon-in-the-Classroom initiative for elementary schools. With a strong focus on habitat preservation and active community participation, the society promotes sustainable practices crucial for the future health of local ecosystems and salmon populations. Generated from the website