President Kyle Uno (right) delivers a Year in Review at AGM on Sept. 24. The meeting was hybrid for society members.
The Hoy-Scott Watershed Society held an annual general meeting on Sept. 24, 2025, at the Coquitlam library and voted in the following president, treasurer and directors:
President – Kyle Uno (second term)
Treasurer – Sandra Uno (second term)
Director (past secretary, assistant hatchery manager)
Director - Kim Mayes (reappointment)
Director - Matthew Watts (reappointment)
The above mentioned join the existing board members:
Vice President – Tyler Storgaard (final year of second term, and hatchery manager)
Secretary – Robbin Whachell (final year of first term, past director, past president)
The AGM highlighted a Year in Review for the society which highlighted:
20K chum fry/smolts; 17K coho fry
Salmon in the Classroom releases
Habitat restoration project on Hoy Creek
Public education and awareness: Festivals and Tours
Instream water quality monitoring
Invasive species removal: Touch-me-knot, Policeman’s Helmet
Spawner survey data
Challenges: Break-ins, poaching
New charity status
A Year in Review at our AGM on Sept. 24 at the Poirier Branch of the Coquitlam Library.
Through stewardship, community outreach, education and advocacy, we are dedicated to protecting the Hoy/Scott Watershed.
Hoy-Scott Watershed Society, (HSWS) is a not-for-profit, volunteer-run environmental stewardship group, that conducts a year-round salmon enhancement program in partnership with the City of Coquitlam, and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
Treasurer, Sandra Uno delivers the Financial Overview. In 2025 the Hoy/Scott Watershed Society became a Canadian Registered Charity: 863285847RR0001