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Slash BurningThe purposes of Baker Creek Enhancement Society:
To promote public awareness, stewardship and restoration of our local environment.

 

Wanted: wood stoves

A field trip for 20 students

Likely TripThe Environmental Damages Fund allowed Baker Creek Enhancement Society, Scout Island Nature Centre and the UNBC Likely Research Centre to facilitate a field trip for 20 students from Quesnel and Williams Lake Secondary schools to the Likely Research Centre in Sept. of 2008. The students spent 2 days collecting Chinook salmon eggs for DFO's Salmonids in the Classroom Program and participating in activities that allowed them to explore our freshwater environment and consider a variety of career and volunteer options that allow them to become aquatic stewards.

Give a gift that keeps on giving and receive a tax receipt in the process.

With the donation of $ 150.00 to $275.00 receive a Nature Print. This means your money stays in Quesnel and supports Environmental Representation, Education and Restoration. Along with your print you will receive a thank you card that will be sent to you or a recipient of your choice from Baker Creek Enhancement Society.

Also consider making a donation of $20.00 for our DVD "Journey Home of the Chinook Salmon" A stunning account of the annual Fraser River Chinook Salmon run and the complex ecosystem it supports. If you are interested in making a donation for a print or purchasing the DVD contact the Nature Education and Resource Centre @ (250) 992- 5833 or drop by Mon—Fri, 9:00—4:00

 


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