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Storm Drain Yellow Fish
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INDIVIDUALS

  • Mark storm drains with the yellow fish symbol
    The yellow fish is a reminder that drains lead to streams. Paint kits can be borrowed from the Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre.
    Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre ---- 604-981-3103

  • Help a stewardship group
    VOLUNTEER for single work days or take on a longer term project in research, field work, education, or advocacy.

  • Ask governments to set a good example too
    Small habitat areas are often unprotected or overlooked. Land use changes have an impact beyond the immediate area.
    In the past, land management was fragmented and assigned to different departments. Today's governments are still struggling with holistic planning in general and watershed planning in particular.
    Monitor government activities, review proposals, support existing legislation, lobby for new or improved policies.