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Salmon Carcass Transplant 2026
One hundred thirty individuals, including children and elected representatives, gathered today at PKOLS-Mount Douglas for the 24th annual Salmon Carcass Transplant event. After coffee and hot chocolate, Tom Rutherford explained the importance of this keystone species. This was followed by
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Newsletter Winter 2025
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Canine and Human Damage, in PKOLS-Mount Douglas Park
The authors mapped the degradation of the south end of PKOLS – Mount Douglas during a two-hour walking tour on February 8, 2023. They each estimated that only 30 to 40 percent of this area is in good condition.
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