Billy Proctor surveys the overgrown surrounds of the hatchery building

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The sign on the front of the hatchery, now obscured by branches.

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In what remains of the lab of the now disused hatchery.

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One of several tanks for rearing juvenile coho.

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Coho incubation trays at the now disused Broughton & Gilford hatchery.

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Billy Proctor explains how the incubation trays were used.

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Tanks for rearing juvenile Coho.

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Custom made hatching substrates contain the eggs for incubation.

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Coho sizing bench.

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The path through the woods leading away from the creek immediately next to the hatchery.

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The hatchery building.

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