The Kanaka Creek Watershed is a forested site home to many native plants and forms of wildlife. The Stewardship Centre is a continuation of the Bell Irving hatchery and showcases the site's natural ecosystems in new ways. The design challenged convention by pulling the program areas apart to create a campus-like arrangement where connectivity.. Cliff Falls Canyon Trail starts just across the street from the Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center and Bell-Irving Hatchery aka "Kanaka Creek Fish Hatchery" parking lot. As an alternative you could come from the other side - park at 21st and 116th and have a quick 10 min hike to the Cliff Falls.
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center and BellIrving Hatche, 11450 256 St, Maple Ridge, BC
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center and BellIrving Hatche, 11450 256 St, Maple Ridge, BC
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center and BellIrving Hatche 11450 256 St, Maple Ridge, BC
Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center and BellIrving Hatche 11450 256 St, Maple Ridge, BC
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek's BellIrving Hatchery Salmon Fry Release in Maple Ridge
Kanaka Creek O4A OFFICE FOR ARCHITECTURE
Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Centre opening
Kanaka Creek Watershed
Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center and BellIrving Hatche, 11450 256 St, Maple Ridge, BC
Kanaka Watershed. Kanaka Creek is a tributary on the north side of the Fraser River, with its confluence 2.5 km upstream from Haney in Maple Ridge. The creek drains an area of 47.6 square kilometers. A linear park containing land on both sides of the creek for 12 kms in length was proposed in the 1966 GVRD Regional Parks Plan.. The Bell-Irving Hatchery has been a partnership among KEEPS, Metro Vancouver Regional Parks and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada since 1983. Enter Bell-Irving Hatchery.. The hatchery is a component of the Kanaka Creek Watershed Stewardship Center, which includes in addition to the George Ross educational building a complex of.
