Our 2006 summer story telling series Folk Tales, Fairy Tales and Cattails brought professional story tellers to the Iris Griffith Centre to share tales related to nature. Visiting storytellers from California presented a multimedia performance of a Cuban/West African folktale about two young herons. Local performer Jean Pierre Makosso employed dance and theater to tell stories from Africa. Professor Ted Chamberlin, author of "If This is Your Land, Where are Your Stories?", shared his story-telling skills.

The Lagoon Society is very grateful to the generous contributions of the many private individuals, businesses, foundations, community groups, corporations, and government agencies that make up our many sponsors. We gratefully acknowledge the financial assistance of the Province of British Columbia.

Ruby Lake Lagoon Nature Reserve Society RR#1 Site 20 C16 Madeira Park, BC, V0N 2H0 Phone/Fax: 604-883-9893 Email: info@lagoonsociety.com

Iris Griffith Interpretive Centre 15386 Sunshine Coast Highway 101 North (1KM south of Ruby Lake) Phone: 604-883-9201 Open Daily 10AM to 4PM