Lunch will be provided at the hatchery.
For self-guided tour, leave TRU at 9:00am
Bus will leave at 9:30am

This bus will be used for the Adams River field trip on Sunday, and will not meet the return bus from Dunn Hatchery.

With buses hopefully leaving at 9:30am from TRU for arrival at 10:30am we have planned the following: 45 minute sessions (10:40-11:05am, 11:15-12:05, 12:15-12:55) followed by lunch with open time for departure by 1:30pm
We would split the group into 3 smaller groups. They would all have the opportunity to attend the following sessions:
 (A) Aquatic Invasive Invertebrates - presented by Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society
 (B) Ecological Succession - looking at the effects on the land from the wildfire and the native, invasive and regrowth of the forest - hosted by Adams River Interpretive Guides
 (C) Interpretive Cabin - Tours - learning about our Science of Salmon education programs - our interpretive centre and what it offers- presented by TARSS Summer staff and Board Members. (specially designed salmon habitat game) and a talk from TARSS Board member and Skwlax Fisheries on studies / restoration happening on the Adams.
 Lunch will follow - catering by local Skwlax community members.
We have arranged for a local community member to do photography of the sessions and field trip.