Talking Trees with Talaysay Tours

This field trip is a unique opportunity to experience the wonder of traditional ecological knowledge, interpreted in the stunning forest of North Vancouver.

Talaysay Tours is recognized as one of the leading Indigenous tour groups in BC, and their tours offer deep insights into history, culture, geography and biology. On this nature walking tour we will hear the stories of how shíshálh (Sechelt) Coast Salish & Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) People have been using the land for food, medicine and technology for thousands of years.

Additionally, our tour will finish with a a traditional tea-making workshop.

To ensure that students get the most out of this experience, we will be capping this field trip at 10 participants, so space is very limited. We are asking that all students be in grade 6-12, and be prepared to show the utmost respect for our guide and for the land.

Based on demand, we may offer the same field trip in June and/or September, so if you are interested in getting more information about these upcoming field trips there is a box you can check below.

Where: Capilano River Hatchery (4500 Capilano Park Rd, North Vancouver, BC V7R 4L3)

Cost: $70 per participant (can be taken from the student’s Hub budget)
Contact Person: Daniel Perrett, dperrett@schoolathome.ca, 778-957-5097 

Sign-up deadline: May 20th