MUSTER STATION: --Squamish Valley, British Columbia, Canada.

The article focuses on the natural and cultural history of the Squamish Valley in British Columbia, Canada, particularly the volcanic formation of Garibaldi Lake and its potential for catastrophic flooding. It references Indigenous First Nations' oral histories of past floods and their cultural practices, such as canoe making at the Lil'wat Cultural Center. The narrative also describes contemporary experiences in the region, including hiking near glaciers at Joffre Lakes, highlighting the visible signs of environmental instability and the human response to potential natural disasters. The concept of a "muster station" is presented as a gathering place for survivors to assess and respond to emergencies.