Vancouver Ocean Stewardship and Indigenous Knowledge

Experience the rich heritage and vibrant culture of the Coast Salish peoples through the Stanley Park Indigenous Walking Tour, "Salish Sea and Me." This immersive journey invites participants to explore the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest while learning about the deep connections Indigenous peoples have with the land and the ocean. Perfect for nature enthusiasts, cultural seekers, and anyone looking to enrich their understanding of the area, this tour offers an unforgettable way to appreciate the environment.

During this engaging one-hour tour, guests will embark on a scenic walk along Second Beach, guided by a knowledgeable professional who shares stories and insights into the traditional practices of the Coast Salish peoples. Participants will discover the importance of stewardship, sustainability, and the medicinal properties of local seaweeds and seagrasses. As the tour unfolds, stories of marine creatures and their interconnectedness will come to life, highlighting the rich tapestry of history and advocacy for Indigenous rights that define this region. Engage with the natural beauty of the surroundings while fostering a deeper appreciation for the ocean and its vital resources.

Looking for a unique gift that inspires? The Stanley Park Indigenous Walking Tour is an excellent choice for birthdays, holidays, or special occasions. Delight friends and loved ones with a meaningful experience that combines education, culture, and nature, creating memories that will last a lifetime. Make the gift of exploration and understanding with this enlightening walking tour!