Fishing with Rod Discussion Forum
Fishing in British Columbia => General Discussion => Topic started by: Blood_Orange on January 01, 2021, 11:58:59 AM
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One of my resolutions every year is to donate some money to a different charitable cause each month. In the past I've had the Nature Conservancy of Canada, Langley Environmental Partners, and Ecojustice on the list but this year I'd like to move from national to local causes (more LEPS, less Ecojustice). Can anyone suggest lower mainland-based groups that work to protect and restore local waters? Thanks!
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Easy.
Fraser Valley Watersheds Coalition. Google 'em if you haven't followed their work.
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depending where you live and where you fish there is lots of stream keeper type organizations.
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depending where you live and where you fish there is lots of stream keeper type organizations.
Yes I know they exist but I don't know who they are. Any come to mind? I live in New West though Burnaby/Coquitlam are also local for me. I heard there is/was a hatchery associated with the Brunette but couldn't find any info online.
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seems this one is in Coquitlam
https://www.facebook.com/maplecreekstreamkeeperssociety/
https://maplecreekstreamkeepers.com/
Burnaby,
https://www.facebook.com/myscec/
http://scec.ca/
cool! Facebook page looks like stoney creek had great Coho and chum returns this year!
maple ridge
https://alouetteriver.org/arms
https://keeps.org/
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seems this one is in Coquitlam
https://www.facebook.com/maplecreekstreamkeeperssociety/
https://maplecreekstreamkeepers.com/
Burnaby,
https://www.facebook.com/myscec/
http://scec.ca/
cool! Facebook page looks like stoney creek had great Coho and chum returns this year!
maple ridge
https://alouetteriver.org/arms
https://keeps.org/
Awesome, thanks for the links! Will check them out and add a couple to my list :D