Paint the Town Yellow! Flex your artistic skills, make new friends, and help raise awareness about water pollution by marking a catch basin.
The storm drain (catch basin) marking program was developed by Fisheries and Oceans Canada in 1991 as a conservation and education project. It involves residents painting yellow fish next to catch basins and handing out educational door hangers in the community to explain the program. Catch basin marking is an easy, fun activity open to everyone. By marking a catch basin, you remind everyone that anything that flows down the catch basins goes into our waterways and can affect wildlife.
Seen a Yellow Fish in your neighbourhood? Enter our photo contest by emailing a photo of the marked catch basin and its location to yellowfish@vancouver.ca and you will be entered into a random draw.
Did you know that a City of Vancouver umbrella is perfect for both sunny and rainy weather? Enter to win an umbrella with a map of your favourite City, and walk away in salmon socks and a Fit City tote bag. Prizes will be drawn at the event, and all event attendees will be automatically entered into the draw.
Information Source: City of Vancouver Sewers & Drainage Design | eventbrite

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