In case you missed it, check out the spectacular photos of the Wild Salmon Caravan parade from Saturday, October 7, 2017.
Drumming, regalia, costumes, floats, signs, banners and more all express our love for, celebration of, and deep concern to protect Wild Salmon. Led by Salish Matriarchs, the parade started at the Native Friendship Centre and walked up Commercial Drive to Trout lake where a salmon ceremony was held at the lake then followed by an amazing salmon feast, speakers, and performances.
This initiative was supported by our Vancouver Neighbourhood Food Networks, including Grandview Woodlands Food Connection, Cedar Cottage Food Network, and Little Mountain-Riley Park Food Network.
All photos by Murray Rankin. Read the full blog post on the Grandview Woodlands Food Connection blog.
