Our MISSION

Through stewardship, community outreach, education and advocacy, we are dedicated to protecting the Hoy/Scott Watershed.


Our volunteers have a wide variety of backgrounds and assist with our year-round operations. They may be involved in salmon hatchery maintenance involving daily feedings, broodstock collection, egg incubation, and rearing juvenile salmon;  habitat restoration, stream health monitoring and surveys, public engagement, tree planting, invasive plant removal, trail cleanups, and representation at public events. There's a combination of both indoor work (i.e. Society management, public engagement) and outdoor work (plants or fish). Each year some of the Hoy - Scott Watershed Society volunteers are trained through the Pacific Streamkeepers Federation.

Some of our volunteers with local school children at our 2015 'Salmon Leave Home' event (Photo: Ed Paulino)

Some of our volunteers with local school children at our 2015 'Salmon Leave Home' event
(Photo: Ed Paulino)


Our Board

President: Kyle Uno
Vice president:  Tyler Storgaard
Secretary: Anne Woosnam
Treasurer: Sandra Uno
Directors: Robbin Whachell, Kim Mayes, and Matthew Watts


Founding Members

Keith Kozak, Linda Gorsline, Chris Hamming, Andrea Tubbs, and Shawn Tubbs.

MEMBER TRIBUTES


Acknowledgements

Thank you!

We’re proud to be acknowledged as Grand Champions from Communities in Bloom in 2022.

2018 Lifetime Achievement Group Certificate of Appreciation

2018 Lifetime Achievement Group Certificate of Appreciation

In 2015 Hoy-Scott Watershed Society was acknowledged by the City of Coquitlam for our group and individual efforts.

In 2015 Hoy-Scott Watershed Society was acknowledged by the City of Coquitlam for our group and individual efforts.