We'd like to formally thank the City of Coquitlam, as these funds will go a long way in assisting in our efforts!
Communities in Bloom judges tour Hoy Creek hatchery
Seen here are visiting judges Peter Crawshaw and Allison Double (left and right), with HSWS volunteers Robbin and Kyle (center). They are standing in front of the rearing pond at Hoy Creek Hatchery
The City of Coquitlam is competing in the BC Communities in Bloom competition and the Judges for the competition were given a tour of locations around the City on July 23rd and 24th. The 2015 provincial edition of "Communities in Bloom" - a Canadian non-profit organization is committed to fostering civic pride, environmental responsibility and beautification of the public realm.
On July 23rd, Hoy-Scott Watershed Society members, Kyle Uno and Robbin Whachell conducted the tour of the facilities explaining the salmon enhancement program, and also showed areas in the watershed where HSWS have put in non-invasive plants, highlighting the habitat restoration work of the Society.
Visiting judges were Peter Crawshaw and Allison Double, and they were accompanied by Kathleen Reinheimer, Parks Manager and Shannon Wagner, Parks Resource Technician, both of the City of Coquitlam.
Hoy-Scott Watershed Society recognized at City of Coquitlam Environment Awards
Hoy - Scott Watershed Society attended the annual City of Coquitlam's Environmental Achievement Awards on June 13th, 2105 which recognize individuals, organizations and educators who have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to promoting, conserving and enhancing Coquitlam’s natural environment...
Salmon Left Home!
Scott Creek invasive English ivy removal for Earth Day
Hoy Scott Watershed Society joined the congregation of Eagle Ridge United Church (ERUC) in honour of International Earth Day 2015 on April 19th to remove invasive plants (mainly English Ivy) and garbage from the banks of Scott Creek south of Guildford Way and Eagleridge Drive.