Community members gathered by the Sign of the Fish in Douglas Fluhrer Park for an hosted an informal evening of learning, listening and looking by the Cataraqui River. The gathering was co-hosted by The Belle Park Project, Swim Drink Fish, and River First YGK.
• Emma Langley from Swim Drink Fish gave an intro to their Kingston water monitoring hub and performed a demo of how they do the water sampling.
• Dorit Naaman and Laura Murray from the Belle Park Project explained how and why they made the augmented reality art piece Swimming Upstream for the Skeleton Park Arts Fest.
• Jeremy Milloy gave a brief introduction to the group River First YGK.

Read more about it in this article by the Kingston Whig Standard.

Emma Langley stands in the Cataraqui River and demos how they do a water sampling.

Emma continues to demo how they do a water sampling.

Emma continues to demo how they do a water sampling.

A person holds an iPad over the Sign of the Fish, to view the augmented reality art piece Swimming .

Community members gather in chairs and on the grass for an informal chat about the future of the Cataraqui River.

Community members gather in chairs and on the grass for an informal chat about the future of the Cataraqui River.