Join us for #RiverBasinDays at Kanaka Creek on Nov 8th! 🐟 We'll explore the salmon life cycle, test water quality, and make gyotaku fish prints. Register: fraserriverdiscovery.org/rbd/ #Salmon #KanakaCreekRegionalPark #MapleRidge #FamilyActivities #FraserRiverBasin

Large logs and woody debris in the Fraser River can last for decades, creating shelter for fish and other aquatic life. Today, this debris is managed to keep waterways safe for navigation and flood control. Did you know this about the Fraser? #funfact #fraserriver

Super Weekend is a monthly program that celebrates the living, working Fraser River. Join us on November 29th and 30th to learn about the secret communication and transportation network of the forest! See details here: fraserriverdiscovery.org/super-weekend/ #FamilyFun #FamilyActivities

Founded in 1888, the New Westminster Salmonbellies took their name from the Fraser River’s famous salmon runs. What began as a local lacrosse club became a lasting symbol of the city’s riverfront identity and sporting pride. #BCHistory #NewWest #Salmonbellies #LacrosseHistory

The FRDC is closed today in observance of Remembrance Day. We will reopen on Wednesday, November 12th.

⏳ There’s still time to register for the Winter Plant Identification Workshop tomorrow—don't miss out! Register here: fraserriverdiscovery.org/adult-workshop… #PlantIdentification #FraserRiver #NewWestEvents #ExploreBC #HandsOnWorkshop #Botany #OutdoorEducation #MetroVancouver

At its peak during the spring melt, the Fraser River carries so much water that its flow could power every home in British Columbia, if we could harness it! Did you know this about the river? #BCNature #ExploreBC #RiverFacts #CanadianRivers #NaturalWonders

Our Holiday Giving Catalogue is live! Give a gift that supports river education, hands-on learning, and the future of the Fraser River. Donations over $100 come with free admission passes as our thanks. Make a donation here: fraserriverdiscovery.org/waystogive/tri… #EducationForAll

Built in 1897, the Sandheads Lighthouse marked the Fraser River’s hazardous entrance, where strong tides and sandbars challenged ships. Lighthouse keepers guided vessels into the main channel for decades until the station was automated in the 1990s. #BCHistory

Join us on November 29th and 30th for Super Weekend to learn more about common local mushrooms and their many roles around the Fraser River as the cool, wet weather brings them out to shine! See details here: fraserriverdiscovery.org/super-weekend/