Yellow fish by a storm drain

THINK SALMON FEATURE


Only rain down the drain

Hello. My name is Adam. I go to elementary school in Coquitlam. Before the Stream of Dreams came to my school, I had seen the yellow fish on the roads but did not know what they were for.

Now I know why there are yellow fish near all the storm drains where I live. It is to remind people that the drains go to the rivers and if they put poison and cleaning things down the drains it kills the fish.

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NOTICES

Think Salmon is an initiative of the Fraser Salmon & Watersheds Program. Program notices are posted here.
  • FSWP 2009 Final Report Template now available. Reports due March 31st, 2010.
  • FSWP seeks a contractor to do a program evaluation. An RFP for this work is now available. Deadline extended AGAIN -- Responses are now due Monday February 15, 2010.
  • FSWP 2009 Interim Report Template now available. Reports due September 15th 2009.
  • A list of FSWP communications tools was distributed at the Fraser Assembly.
  • FSWP has posted project pages for 2009 projects, which proponents are welcome to edit. Your Contract checklist (sent with Service agreement) gives the Username and password to log in to ThinkSalmon. Detailed instructions, including how to add pictures to your project page, are now available.
  • FSWP's 2009 Fraser Assembly annual meeting was held on June 9-10 with the theme of "Opportunities for Collaboration." Meeting agenda and other materials are posted here.
  • FSWP guidelines for engagement of First Nations are reposted.