Pond habitat improved

Park supervisor Jim Harkins watches as a backhoe places stone along the north shoreline of Lake Chipcan in Canatara Park. The rock is being added to improve fish habitat and create new spawning areas.

  • Published: June 14th, 2016
Pond habitat improved

Park supervisor Jim Harkins watches as a backhoe places stone along the north shoreline of Lake Chipcan in Canatara Park.

The rock is being added to improve fish habitat and create new spawning areas.

City staff are also adding new posts along the park’s roadways.

Glenn Ogilvie

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