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Stoney Creek Restoration Project
The Stoney Creek Restoration Project is in the final planning stage. We are using the $10,000 Hungerford Award, which Jennifer Atchison received and are applying for another grant from the Pacific Salmon Foundation. The Stoney Creek Environment Committee is working with DFO Habitat Restoration Branch, the City of Burnaby, Metro Vancouver, and other partners.
Project Objectives:
For a printable version download the Project Location map [PDF 7MB]
For more information email stoneycreek (at) handshake.ca.
Project Objectives:
- To install 3 weirs between Beaverbrook Drive and Lougheed Highway to aid fish passage and provide some additional salmonid spawning habitat.
- To refurbish the inlet and outlet to reconnect an existing off-channel rearing habitat to Stoney Creek just south of the Lougheed Highway.
For a printable version download the Project Location map [PDF 7MB]
For more information email stoneycreek (at) handshake.ca.
This entry was posted on February 9th, 2012 at 12:14:00 am by Alan James and is filed under Background.
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Meticulous and excellent work from all parties involved: volunteers, experts, non-profit, government - this is great cooperative work. Anyway, I'm dropping by to see how things are going on the blog. As I hope everyone at SCEC is aware, I am very happy to be a part of this group. I'll be back to check the blog more often.
03/28/12 @ 04:53
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