Interpretive Events
Interpretive events are held at Furlong Bay throughout the summer months.
These events vary year to year and feature a wide variety of guest hosts.
For more information on this year’s interpretive events, visit our upcoming events page!
Fish prints
Fish printing is a great way to learn about the physical characteristics of a Coho Salmon. Kids get to create their own unique prints and take them home.
Lakelse Birds
Learn about local birds by joining in on an interactive and informative presentation followed by a bird watching walk.
Lake SafEty with Terrace Search and Rescue
LWSS often partners with Terrace Search and Rescue to put on a Boat and Water Safety event at the Furlong Bay boat launch. Participants learn how to wear lifejackets properly, how to tie simple knots, throw throw bags, and explore the search and Rescue truck and boat.
Salmon,Fish Habitat, and more with SkeenaWild
At this event SkeenaWild teaches kids about the salmon life cycle, habitat, and diet with interactive activities.
NLWS Wildlife Presentation
For this event LWSS partnered with the Northern Lights Wildlife Society to give a talk about being bear aware and wildlife rehabilitation.
