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We were split into two groups to explore the park with the help of our fabulous guides.
a rare sight in Capilano watershed
regional park
the dam
Crawl through
the log into the world of nature
Capilano River
because fish cannot return there normal breading place, they will spawn in a large fish hatchery in Capilano Regional Park.
- because it supplies the greater Vancouver with water.
- because the trees of the park take CO2 out of the air and produces O2 instead.
With a wonderful forest canopy it is the lungs of Vancouver
changing our greenhouse gases into oxygen for us to breath.
- by using less paper, and saving the trees.
- by using less water therefore we will still have these natural resources
- by not supporting governments plans to rip down forests.
- by supporting organizations like Wild Ed, so people are aware of the resources the forests provide for us.
Thank you, WildEd for a great day at Capilano Regional Park
a deer
the river going to the ocean from Capilano watershed
The beginning
Wild-Ed
Capilano Watershed
Regional Park
By Adrian, Sebastian,Mackenzie, Margo
at Kerrisdale Elementary School
Fish hatchery
Why this park is so important ?
That floods the valley in between Fromme (aka Grouse) and another mountain
How can we protect parks like this ?
From the Students at Kerrisdale Elementary
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