Coho Society helps conservation on the North Shore

Funds raised at Coho Festivals go towards very important salmon conservation initiatives across the North Shore in the spheres of education, habitat restoration and salmon conservation infrastructure replacement.

Including:

• Coho Workshops offered to elementary schools across the North Shore.  WATCH video for more info!
• Chum incubation tanks in select schools as part of the ‘Salmonids in the Classroom’ program. The fry are later released into local streams
• Street Banner and Mural Art Project
• North Shore Streamkeepers, Mosquito Creek weir enhancement project
• West Vancouver Streamkeepers, Rogers Creek Estuary project

All proceeds raised at Coho Festivals go towards salmon conservation initiatives aimed at protecting returning salmon populations on the North Shore for future generations.

Projects in our community that received funding from the Coho Society of the North Shore

• McDonald Creek Estuary Project
• Rodgers Creek Estuary Restoration Project (West Vancouver)
• Mosquito Creek side channel intake box re-development (North Vancouver)
• Coho Festival Bannerand Mural workshops in local elementary schools
• Jim McCarthy Scholarship