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Fanny Bay Salmonid Enhancement Society's goal is to rebuild the wild Coho population in local streams and restore Chinook, Chum and Pinks in historically used creeks.
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| Volunteer hours for 2020: 5047 See all the hours! |
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THANK YOU To Cumberland Community Forest Society for the donation of 150 1 gallon plant pots!
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The River Never Sleeps Festival will be back!
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Check out the video from the 2018 PSF Dinner. What a delight!
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Look who came to visit at Wilfred Creek! HERE
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This Photo is of Rosewall Creek Falls taken by Terri Matheson. To see a larger version please click here.
The Fanny Bay Salmonid Enhancement Society hatchery is near the mouth of Rosewall Creek, at 8425 Berray Road.
For a map to our hatchery click HERE
Goals:
- to encourage the return of wild salmon runs;
- to enhance the creeks by repairing and creating additional habitat;
- to monitor and protect existing habitat, ensuring the miracle of salmon for future generations.
To achieve these goals, four major areas need to be addressed:
- Inclusion: Involvement and education of the public on the importance of non-degraded habitat/watercourses for salmon survival.
- Restoration: Increasing the survival rate of wild salmon and restoring their runs.
- Enhancement: Repair of creek, river and riparian habitat.
- Monitoring: Protection of fish, creeks and riparian habitat.
History:
Our organization started with three very interested and willing people in 1993 and has steadily grown since then both in volunteer numbers, and in our own level of knowledge. The educational part of our endeavours has radiated out into the Baynes Sound community. We continue to network out into the Comox Valley, and the larger area of Vancouver Island.
In 1995, FBSES became a non-profit Society of 25 members, under the leadership of Jim Ackinclose. Today, we have 50 members that participate in the enhancement and monitoring of twenty watersheds on Baynes Sound.
Back to TopOur Current Events:
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The River Never Sleeps Festival was held on MAY 5 2019 from 10 AM until 3 PM an amazing celebration of the vibrant living ecosystem we share in.
This year 628 persons enjoyed the wonder, fun and education of our festival!
Watch this awesome little video of the 2019 River Never Sleeps Festival
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Check out our event archives! Back to TopProjects:
Some of our Projects are documented here:
- Water Supply Replacement Slide show with 5 second delay
- Chum Egg Take on Rosewall Creek
- Deep Bay Creek Remediation
Check out our project archives HERE!
Back to TopOur Major Supporters and Partners:
Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Pacific Salmon Foundation
Ministry of Transport - Environmental Services
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