Hatchery Building

This is our main building. It houses our incubation room, rearing troughs, office, classroom and kitchen.

Hatchery building

Another view of our main building. We're surrounded by beuatiful mountains and forest.

hatchery building

Yet another view of our main building.

Inside the Aeriation Tower

The valves, pipes and electricals which control the water flow in the tower.

View from the Aeriation Tower

Bird's eye view from the tower

Aeriation Tower

The largest Aeriation Tower in Western Canada. Here is where our water supply is oxygenated before the fish get a whiff of it.

Rearing Troughs

These aluminium troughs house fry once they've passed the Alevin stage. They are fed daily and stay here until they are big enough to go into our ponds outside.

"The Coho room"

This is a view of our classroom. It's available for schools, businesses, meetings, etc.

Heath Trays

This is where we put the eggs once they've been fertilized. Water is always flowing through these trays to supply oxygen. Water flows into the top tray and cascades down to the botttom.

Our wood shed

In the winter, we use wood burning stoves to supplement our electric heat. We only get a trickle of electricity from the small generator inside the seymour falls Dam.

Cohoe Education Room

Another view of our classroom. This classroom was built with funds from the Coho Festival Society of West Vancouver.

Grounds

This shows some of our facilities for holding fish. We need various sized tanks for different stages of our work.

Steelhead Pond

This is our new steelhead pond. Photo taken before the predator control framework was built over it.