World Fish Migration Day is celebrated to raise global attention to restore river connections
for migrating fish to achieve healthier fish stocks and more productive rivers.

When: Saturday, May 23

Where: L E G A C Y P A V I L I O N , L A K E S Y L V I A S T A T E P A R K
1 8 1 2 N . L A K E S Y L V I A R D . , M O N T E S A N O

ACTIVITIES:
10:30am and 12:00pm: “The Amazing 2,000 Mile and Four-Year Migration Journey of
Mykiss- Steelhead” talk by Curt Holt, WDFW Fisheries Biologist (retired).
11:00am – 12pm: Stream Bug Samples with Grays Harbor Stream Team. Learn ways you
can participate in activities to protect Chehalis watershed health!
12:30pm – 1:30pm: Create your own Gyotaku fish print (using replica fish).
1:30pm – 2:00pm: Make a salmon life cycle bracelet as you learn about the amazing
journeys that salmon take!
10:00am – 2:00pm: Salmon displays and handouts
FREE Activities! For All Ages!

Applicants submit final revised application materials via PRISM.  See Application Checklist.

Tenino City Park, Tenino

Come join the fun – and see the booth by CBC-fSH, as well!