Big thanks to Maya Uno who represented us that day!
The Hoy/Scott Watershed Society was excited to be part of the Volunteer Fair at Gleneagle Secondary School on April 2, connecting with students eager to make a difference in their community.
Throughout the day, students stopped by our table to learn about the unique—and yes, a little “fishy”—volunteer opportunities available at the Hoy Creek Hatchery. From caring for salmon to helping protect and restore our local watershed, there are many meaningful ways for students to get involved.
Volunteering with HSWS offers more than just hands-on environmental experience. We’re proud to support students by providing opportunities to earn school volunteer hours, gain valuable skills, and receive reference letters for future academic and career pursuits. It’s all part of our commitment to helping youth connect with nature while building confidence and experience.
We would like to extend a big thank you to Gleneagle Secondary for the invitation and warm welcome. Events like this are an important way to engage the next generation of environmental stewards.
A special shoutout also goes to longtime HSWS volunteer Maya Uno for representing us at the booth and sharing her knowledge and passion with fellow students.
We look forward to welcoming new student volunteers and continuing to grow our community of stewards dedicated to protecting Hoy Creek and beyond.
Gleneagle Secondary signage. The school is closest to Scott Creek.