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Contact Us

Email: communications@alouetteriver.org

Phone: 604-467-6401

Fax: 604-467-6478

Adopt-a-Block: 604-463-9699

Rivers Heritage Centre
24959 Alouette Road, ALLCO Park,
Maple Ridge, BC, V4R 1R8

Report

Poachers & Polluters
Report violations of fisheries & wildlife
to the Conservation Officer Service at
1-877-952-7277

Report Salmon Related Violations
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)
at 1-800-465-4336

To Report a Bear Sighting
Conservation Officer Service at
1-877-952-7277

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With #GivingTuesday just around the corner (Dec 2n

With #GivingTuesday just around the corner (Dec 2nd) we’re challenging our community to show their support for local salmon conservation!

Why?
1️⃣ Help protect the iconic Pacific Salmon: a keystone species
2️⃣ Strengthen local conservation efforts: every dollar stays local
3️⃣ Inspire the next generation of stewards: supporting todays youth for tomorrow

Here’s how you can get involved:
1️⃣ Donate to the Salmon Strong Campaign
2️⃣ Share this post and tag us!
3️⃣ Tag a friend in the comments and challenge them to join the movement!

Let’s flood social media with salmon strength this season! 🌊

Donate: Link in our bio

Winter rains and melting snow can wash pollutants

Winter rains and melting snow can wash pollutants into storm drains which lead straight into the Alouette River. 🚫💧
Remember:
🌿 Pick up pet waste
🌧️ Avoid using salt or harsh deicers
🗑️ Keep leaves and debris out of gutters and storm drains
Small choices can make a big impact on keeping our watershed clean and healthy year-round!

🐟 Salmon need clear, safe streams to spawn. Thi

🐟 Salmon need clear, safe streams to spawn. This #givingtuedsay your gift could help remove obstacles and restore habitat in the Alouette River. Donate today to our Salmon Strong - sink or swim fundraising campaign. Each donation directly supports projects that help salmon survive and thrive, from spawning to smolt migration.
Donation link in our bio
📸Photo: ARMS team dismantling manmade rock pools in the South Alouette River

*Only a few spaces left to join* Roll up your slee

*Only a few spaces left to join* Roll up your sleeves and join the Maple Ridge Adopt-a-Block Program to make Kanaka Way sparkle! Saturday November 22nd from 11am - 12pm. All equipment provided - just bring a smile and community spirit! 💙
If you are interested in participating please register (link in our bio) so we know how much equipment to bring.

Throwback Thursday: Did you know the Alouette Rive

Throwback Thursday: Did you know the Alouette River once supported thriving Sockeye runs before the dam was built in 1926? Thanks to years of research and restoration efforts, we’re now seeing hope for their return. Every step back in time reminds us how far we’ve come and how much potential the Alouette still holds.
📸This photo captures a historic moment, the first Sockeye Salmon to return to the Alouette system and be successfully released into the Alouette Reservoir.
Let’s keep the momentum going, support the Salmon Strong: Sink or Swim Campaign and help us write the next chapter of this story.
Donate today! Link in our bio

Winterizing your Mason Bees: Helping our tiny poll

Winterizing your Mason Bees: Helping our tiny pollinators rest easy 🐝
As the weather cools, it’s time to tuck your mason bees in for winter! These gentle native pollinators spend the cold months in their cocoons, waiting for spring warmth to return.
To help them thrive next season:
- Gather your bee houses once activity stops.
- Carefully remove and clean the nesting tubes or trays to prevent mold and parasites.
- Store cocoons in a breathable container in a cool, dry place, like an unheated garage or fridge (around 2–4°C).

Reinstall clean nesting materials in early spring when blossoms begin to bloom. 🌸
By giving your mason bees a safe winter rest, you’re ensuring a healthy population ready to pollinate your garden and native plants next year! 🌿

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