Stewardship

Chum Spawner Salmon Release

Agassiz-Harrison Observer Dec. 10, 2022 – Adam Louis Miami River Streamkeepers, DFO release 100 Chum salmon The release of chum spawning pairs part of larger

Chum Fry Release

Miami River Streamkeepers Society (MRSS) members, with the help of the DFO community advisor, have released 5000 Chum salmon fry into the Miami River in

Miami River Stewardship “Think Tank”

In late 2018, the Miami River Streamkeepers Society was asked by Mayor Leo Facio of the Village of Harrison Hot Springs to convene a group

Water Quality 2010 to Present

Miami River Streamkeepers monitor the river in 3 location on quarterly basis. Temperature, pH, oxygen, turbidity and depth are noted. The water quality is generally

Meet the Stewards

A few members of the Streamkeepers Society at a planting site along the Miami River in Harrison Hot Springs, BC. The Society works to rehabilitate

Shaw TV Story

Shaw TV’s “Go Fraser Valley” did a story on the Miami Streamkeepers Society on May 25, 2015. Thanks Jonathan!

PSF Grant 2014

PACIFIC SALMON FOUNDATION – COMMUNITY SALMON PROGRAM 2014 Riparian Planting: 1200 m2 of stream-side native shrub planting Interpretative Signs: Aquatic Wildlife, Trail Map, Miami

Planting History

Restorative planting along the Miami River in Harrison Hot Springs goes back to 2007 when the riparian area along Spring Park was planted with compensation

PSF/CSP Grant 2012

PACIFIC SALMON FOUNDATION / COMMUNITY SALMON PROGRAM In 2012 MRSS received a Pacific Salmon Foundation grant for habitat rehabilitation and interpretive signage along the Miami

Stewardship

Chum Spawner Salmon Release

Chum Fry Release

Miami River Stewardship “Think Tank”

Water Quality 2010 to Present

Meet the Stewards

Shaw TV Story

PSF Grant 2014

Planting History

PSF/CSP Grant 2012

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