Dear syiyaya (family/friend):
We are fully booked and are coordinating another date and or time for this tour.
If you would like to join a tour possibly later in the day or at a later date, potentially May 18th, please email info@talaysay.com to expreess your interest and we will do all we can coordinate and make this a possibility.
Thank you, Candace Campo - Talaysay Tours
Talking Trees and Salmon
On Saturday April 27, you are invited to join Talaysay Tours and the David Suzuki Foundation for a fascinating 90-minute walking tour of Áx̱achu7 (Beaver Lake in Stanley Park). Talking Trees and Salmon will explore how Indigenous people utilize the land for food, medicine and technology and discuss the significance of salmon in the Northwest Coast ecosystem and in Indigenous society and culture.
Talaysay Tours founder, Candace Campo, and David Suzuki Foundation salmon biologist, Jeffery Young, will lead the 90-minutes cultural and ecological exploration of the relationship between salmon, forests and people through the lenses of science and Indigenous knowledge.
Book your spot today with the code SUZUKI and join the tour for just a $10 registration fee (this is usually $75 per person) This event will sell out very quickly, so we recommend booking today!
It could be your first step on an adventure that will leave you with a deeper understanding of your local environment and the role you can take to protect it.
All ages welcome.
What: Talking Trees and Salmon Tour: A nature-based walking dialogue of Áx̱achu7 (Beaver Lake in Stanley Park) bringing together Chinook, science and Indigenous knowledge
When: 2:00 a.m.- 3:45 p.m. PST, Saturday, April 27 (This is the 2nd tour offering as the first tour has been fully booked).
Where: Áx̱achu7 (Beaver Lake in Stanley Park)
Who: David Suzuki Foundation and Talaysay Tours
P.S. Register with this link and join this amazing educational tour for just $10 when you use the promo code SUZUKI.
Your activity: Talking Trees & Salmon
Type of Program: Indigenous Walking Tour
Date of Tour: April 27th Check-In Time: 2:00 pm
Start Time: 2:15 pm End Time: 2:45 pm Duration: 90 minutes (1.5 hrs)
Includes: Traditional Indigenous Tea
Location: Stanley Park - around Beaver Lake (1.6 km +)
Guide: Talaysay Cultural Ambassador – Guide Name: # of Guests with this Booking: 18
Payment Terms: Aboriginal Eco Tours Retail Rate: $75 pp plus gst. David Suzuki memberrs please use the discount code: SUZUKI (all upper case) to realize your membership discount of 90% approximated. Payment Link: Meeting Location: Stanley Park Loop (in approximation to the Stanley Park Pavilion and the Stanley Park Mini Train). Our guide will be ready 15 minutes prior to the tour and start waiting at the Gazebo right in the bus loop.
Google Map Link: Google Map | Talking Trees Meeting Location
Apple Map Link: Apple Map | Talking Trees Meeting Location
Talaysay Tour Policies
Cancellation Due to Weather: The company reserves the right to cancel for safety reasons. We operate when it is raining but if there are gale winds we will postpone and reschedule you on another day. This is rare but can happen. The concern is falling tree branches.
If there is any additional requirement you feel you may need for you and your group
Please do not hesitate to contact me directly.
?ul-nu-mulh-chxw (We all thank you),
Candace Campo – Owner/Operator www.talaysay.com www.aboriginalecotours.com
Email: info@talaysay.com
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