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BREAKING NEWS
On Sunday, May 19 there will be a "work bee" at the cabin at Roderick Haig-Brown Park, from 10am to 2pm. There are no tours being planned due to the high water but the cabin will be open to the public.
The 2nd Annual Salmon Festival will be on July 13 at Roderick Haig-Brown Park. The Annual General Meeting for the Adam's River Salmon Society will start at 11am with Festival to follow.
"Salmon Confidential"
Film by Twyla Roscovich
Monday April 29th
Admission by donation
North Shuswap Community Hall, 5456 Squilax Anglemont Road, Celista, BC
Doors at 6:30 film at 7:00pm
Director will be in attendance
Legacy Grant Applications available online:
ARSSLF Reference Doc (PDF Download)
ARSS Application Form (PDF Download)
Adam's River Salmon Society Employment Opportunity:
Society Job Posting (PDF Download)
Aboriginal Aids Awareness
10km Walk
April 28 at 10am starting at Skwlax Subdivision Rd.
For registation contact Crystal
250 572-0281 or crystaltomma@gmail.com
*THE YEAR OF THE CHINOOK: even though very few sockeye have returned this year (only 150 returned to spawn in 2008; their eggs being the brood stock for this year's run) we have had a banner year of chinook (spring) salmon spawning in an area of the Adams River channel that runs all along the main trail about a 5 minute walk upriver of the main parking area, near the Roderick Haig-Brown memorial rock/plaque site, those these are beginning to die off, having spawned and are becoming fewer and farther between (Oct 19).
*This year, which is the year following the sub-dominant year, has traditionally, in the historic era, been a smaller run (thousands, and recently even hundreds). See details in the Learn More section at the Adams River Escapements link (escapement is a DFO term...these numbers relate to the numbers of returning sockeye to the Adams River).
*The dominant sockeye run (Oct 2014), the sub-dominant run (2015) and next year's run (2013) are all expected to be strong and within the expected parameters for their year within the cycle (2013: 10's of thousands; 2014: millions; 2015: hundreds of thousands).
