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INDIVIDUALS
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| Mark storm drains with the yellow fish symbol
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The yellow fish is a reminder that drains lead to streams.
Paint kits can be borrowed from the Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre.
Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre ---- 604-990-3755
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| Pick up litter in natural areas, and along stream banks
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This can be done anytime, and helps keep litter and debris out of streams.
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| Help a stewardship group
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VOLUNTEER for single work days or take on a longer term project in research, field work, education, or advocacy.
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| Ask governments to set a good example too
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Small habitat areas are often unprotected or overlooked.
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All land use changes have an impact beyond the immediate area.
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Land management, depending on the land's use, is assigned to different government departments - which means that, today, overall watershed planning and management requires cooperation between diverse interests.
Development services, park management, environment protection, public recreation, infrastructure, utilities and transportation - all have an impact on habitat areas, water quality, and watershed function.
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Monitor government activities, review proposals, support existing legislation which protects the environment and habitat areas, lobby for new or improved policies.
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© Fisheries and Oceans Canada
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