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A short video showcasing our restoration, education and enhancement activities in the Seymour Watershed on the North Shore of Vancouver

A look back at the Seymour Hatchery in 1994. Many things have changed but many remain the same.

Roundtable meeting presentation SRRSMP

BGC presentation from November 8th , 2016 Roundtable Meeting

Low velocity rock breaking in the Seymour River Canyon. A 2-5 year 1.2 million dollar project aimed to restore fish migration through the area.

Seymour River canyon at the rock slide site on October 16, 2016

Footage of male Coho salmon fighting underwater. These fish are competing with each other for the chance to mate with a female. To see a longer video go to ruclips.net/video/9szmwpGOq0k/видео.html

Footage of male Coho salmon fighting underwater. These fish are competing with each other for the chance to mate with a female.

This is a short video that outlines some of the content of Gently Down the Seymour; a unique eduction program that the Seymour Salmonid Society raises funds for each year. Over 1200 elementary aged students come up to the Seymour Fish Hatchery for free to do this program.

Chum salmon in the Alouette River below the fish fence a Allco park in Maple Ridge

Gently Down the Seymour is a unique education program that caters to elementary aged students from grade 2-7. This program is a unique field trip that gets elementary aged students into the outdoors to learn about the lives of salmon and the importance of water resources as an ecosystem that supports fish and animals. They will be involved in doing stream surveys, invertebrate surveys as well a...

This is the Seymour Falls dam spilling after about 70mm of rain at the Seymour Fish Hatchery on October 30, 2012.