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Celebrate Earth Month with us at the Watershed Fish Release on April 18, 2026, from 12:00–2:00pm. Enjoy a scenic walk or trail bike ride as you follow the fish-themed signage from the trailheads leading down to the event site. Help release 25,000 chum salmon fry into the stream and take part in tree planting activities while connecting more deeply with the watershed—an important natural resource for our community. Discover more about the local ecosystem through interactive educational displays and community activities. Get inspired, soak up the fresh air, and connect with nature in Delta’s beautiful Watershed.
View the Watershed Park Trail Map
How to Prepare for the Watershed Fish Release Event:
- Parking: Park at one of the four designated entrances to the Watershed (see map above).
- Cycling: If you choose to ride your bike, bike parking will be available on-site
- Dress for the weather: This is an outdoor event, so come prepared for the conditions. The event will take place rain or shine.
- Footwear: Wear water-resistant footwear suitable for uneven or damp terrain.
- Stay hydrated: Be sure to bring water to stay hydrated throughout the event.
Participating Exhibitors:
- Burns Bog Conservation Society
- City of Delta Climate, Action, & Environment
- City of Delta Engineering
- Cougar Creek Streamkeepers
- Delta Fire & Emergency Services
- Delta Naturalists
- Department of Fisheries & Oceans Canada
- Ocean Wise
- OWL (Orphaned Wildlife) Rehabilitation Society
- Pacific Salmon Foundation
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