Half a century later, an initiative that began as a high school club has educated generations of students and nurtured countless hatchlings
Teacher Ruth Foster revived a B.C. creek as a salmon spawning ground
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The Globe and Mail - CanadaBy Tom Hawthorn
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Half a century later, an initiative that began as a high school club has educated generations of students and nurtured countless hatchlings
Key Takeaways
- Teacher Ruth Foster revived a B.C.
- creek as a salmon spawning ground.
- Half a century later, an initiative that began as a high school club has educated generations of students and nurtured countless hatchlings
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