The River Never Sleeps Gallery
River never sleeps Festival
Band
Booth sc
another booth
booth w kids sand dads
burgers on the grill
careful carry by kid
Cooks cooking
DFO booth
family releases smolt
Greeting tent
Jens at FB booth w kids
Kid w Fisheries boat
More setup
Mosaic booth
Oysters
Popcorn
Randy w parking sign
Setup ready
Tent setup
B row tanks
Beach school photo
Joh n T egg check
john phillips w pottting
Loading trees
Pot party over trees
Salmon take
Seine set in Rosewall
Val w eggs
Vojnic gopro Coho
Vojnic in Rosewall
Hatchery
Wilford Creek produces wild Coho, Chum and pink salmon and is the sight of our first Hatchery
From 1990 to today, our Wilfred Creek Hatchery has grown from a simple upwelling box to a complete project
The Hatchery is a simple frame Building located on Mosaic Forest Management Corporation proper with their support
Both coho and chum wild fish are captured on the creek and their eggs raised to supplement the natural population as a part of the conservation hatchery strategy
FBSES volunteers perform all the usual egg take operations and fish raising activities in these remote settings
FBSES volunteers perform all the usual egg take operations and fish raising activities in these remote settings
When fry are ready, they emerge from raising tanks to Capilano troughs to finish their growth
Ours volunteers are known as the “Wilfred creek boys” and they use their skills in all parts of hatchery operations
Ours volunteers are known as the “Wilfred creek boys” and they use their skills in all parts of hatchery operations
A hatchery is a year round commitment by volunteers who overcome challenges of remoteness, lack of power, the weather to ensure the survival of a wild creek and its salmon inhabitants.