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Email: communications@alouetteriver.org

Phone: 604-467-6401

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

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Report violations of fisheries & wildlife
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1-877-952-7277

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Join us for a community litter cleanup with the Ma

Join us for a community litter cleanup with the Maple Ridge Adopt-A-Block Program! 🌍
Bring your friends and energy to help keep Maple Ridge Park clean and beautiful. Every bit of help makes a difference—let’s work together for a cleaner tomorrow!

From 10am-11am we will be removing litter around Maple Ridge Park and walking along the adjacent streets to remove as much litter as we can. If you're interested in helping out, please sign up using the link: volunteersignup.org/DBD7B

Celebrate World Wetlands Day! 🌎🐟 Wetlands a

Celebrate World Wetlands Day! 🌎🐟

Wetlands are among the most productive ecosystems on Earth, providing clean water, flood protection, carbon storage, and vital habitat for wildlife—especially salmon! These ecosystems serve as nurseries for young salmon, offering food and shelter while helping regulate water temperature and quality. However, urbanization, agriculture, and climate change threaten the survival of wetlands, impacting biodiversity and communities that rely on them.

This World Wetlands Day (Feb 2nd), join the conversation in recognizing the importance of wetland conservation! The BC Wildlife Federation’s Wetlands Institute: Virtual Speaker Series is back this February, featuring expert talks on wetland restoration, climate solutions, and wildfire risks.

📅 Upcoming Topics:
🟢 Feb 5 – Controlling Invasive Reed Canarygrass
🟢 Feb 12 – Wetlands & Climate Solutions
🟢 Feb 26 – Wildfire Risks in Canada’s Wetlands

🔗 Register your spot to listen to these conversations: https://bit.ly/4gD0vdT #WorldWetlandsDay #SalmonHabitat #WetlandConservatio

🌿🦋 Adopt a Butterfly & Support Local Conserv

🌿🦋 Adopt a Butterfly & Support Local Conservation! 🦋🌿*

Join our **Adopt a Butterfly Fundraiser** and experience the magic of raising a **Painted Lady Butterfly** while supporting our mission to protect local habitats!

For just $30, you’ll receive a butterfly larvae kit, with food and easy-to-follow care instructions. Want a terrarium? Add one for just $10!

🗓 Pick-up dates are April–May (limited supplies available—reserve yours early!)

Why adopt a butterfly?

🌸Fun & Educational** – Watch the full transformation from caterpillar to butterfly!

🌱 Supports Local Conservation** – Proceeds help us restore salmon habitats, clean up litter, and educate the community about native wildlife.

🐝 Boosts Pollination** – Painted Lady Butterflies play a key role in pollination and the ecosystem.

Did you know? These vibrant butterflies migrate north every spring, visiting **meadows, city parks, gardens, and forest edges** across the Pacific Northwest! 🏕️

Adopt a butterfly today and help us make a difference! **Order now before supplies run out!** 🌍💚

🔗 https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/adopt-a-butterfly--2025

The City of Pitt Meadows is seeking nearly $3 mill

The City of Pitt Meadows is seeking nearly $3 million in provincial funding to replace the Kennedy Drainage Pump Station, which manages water flow from the Katzie Slough into the Pitt River.

This project is a key component of the city's 2025 capital plans. The proposed upgrades include installing higher-capacity pumps, new debris screens, and other enhancements. The city plans to design the new pump station this year in collaboration with the Katzie First Nation, aiming to commence construction in 2026.

On January 28, the city council approved an application for $2.93 million under the Disaster Resilience and Innovation Funding program through the B.C. Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness, which supports flood protection upgrades. Mayor Nicole MacDonald expressed enthusiasm for the project, stating, "Let's go get it done."

The Watershed Watch Salmon Society has advocated for the pump's replacement for at least five years, citing concerns about its impact on fish populations. The city has noted that fish sampling indicates a high density of invasive species and low numbers of salmonid fish in the area. With 86% of Pitt Meadows situated in the floodplain, the region relies on a system of dikes, ditches, flood boxes, and six pump stations for flood protection.

Article by Neil Corbett, Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News

Winter snowfall in the Pacific Northwest isn’t j

Winter snowfall in the Pacific Northwest isn’t just beautiful—it’s essential! ❄️

Snow helps insulate plants, replenishes our water supply, and provides vital habitat for wildlife. But while you’re out enjoying the winter wonderland, be cautious—hidden ice can turn a peaceful walk into a slippery situation! Step carefully, wear sturdy shoes, and embrace the winter weather carefully!

Hello February! This month, we are taking the tim

Hello February!

This month, we are taking the time to prepare and plan for the busy spring and summer months. These quieter months are great for hosting community clean-up events, as the dormant plants show garbage and litter that was normally hidden.

We want to take full advantage of this and clean up high traffic areas. We will be at Maple Ridge Park on Sunday, February 23rd 10am-11am.

If you'd like to join us, you can sign up at the link in the bio or through; https://volunteersignup.org/DBD7B

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