Below are just a few of the online articles that have featured Still Moon Arts Society.
- March 2010: Renfrew Collingwood Community News – Celebrating Spirit Fish
- September 2010: Granville Magazine – Twilight Lantern Parade and Harvest Festival
- May 2011: Burnaby Now: Getting High on The Spirit Fish Festival
- September 2012: Vancouver Courier: Moon Festival Draws Classical Dancers and Sexy Squashes
- January 2013: As the Crow Flies, the Cyclists Ride
- January 2013: Still Moon Arts Society plans twilight bike ride to connect with crows
- September 2013: Renfrew-Collingwood: Spreading the love for Renfrew Ravine
- October 2015: SFU Adaptation to Climate Change Team sees arts help restore streams
- August 2016: Watershed moment for Still Creek
- September 2016:2016: Parks + Art: Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival and the return of the salmon
- November 2016: Chum salmon ‘beat the odds,’ return to Metro Vancouver streams
- December 2016: Sitelines Landscape Architecture in British Columbia
- No Date: Creative City News – Cultural Elements of a Sustainable Community
- No Date: Sea to Sky Green Guide – Urban Oasis: Renfrew Ravine Sanctuary Garden
Still Moon Arts Society is often featured in the Renfrew Collingwood Community News. Here are some past articles about our work that has been featured in this community newspaper:
- March 2010: Spirit Fish Celebration
- July 2010: Have A Still Moon Summer (Page 1)
- July 2010: Have A Still Moon Summer (Page 2)
- July 2010: Walking The Labyrinth
- March 2011: Twilight Crow Roost
- August 2012: Still Moon Runs Its 8th Annual Performance Camp
- April 2016: Buzzing into action: Youth invite bees to pollinate the ravine
- June 2016: Nootka Stream Murals – Art by the community, for the community
- July 2016: Still Moon Arts takes youth on a caravan along the Fraser
- September 2016: Still Creek restoration aims to bring back salmon for good
We wanted to share some of the other great work being done by other individuals and groups with urban watersheds. Here are some featured articles:
We respectfully acknowledge that our programs and initiatives take place on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), Xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Səl̓ílwətaʔ (Tsleil-Waututh) peoples, who have been stewarding this land since time immemorial. We strive for right relations with the diverse peoples of Renfrew-Collingwood and the land and waters of the Still Creek Watershed.
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