Lina Azeez: Building Back Better with Connected Waters
Lina Azeez With the provincial election behind us, we are taking stock of the progress we’ve made in
Greg Taylor: An overview of 2020 salmon returns
Sometimes there is simply no comfort in saying "I told you so." As we predicted, 2020 has been a terrible
Counting down to #GivingTuesday
Giving Tuesday is the “opening day of the giving season,” a time when charities, companies and individuals wave their flags
What’s the story with Hairstory?
Last year, we were thrilled to receive a generous donation from Hairstory, a company selling unique, sustainable hair care products
CodeBlue BC: You voted for watershed security. What’s next?
All across the province, communities face water insecurity. There have been water shortages on Vancouver Island, flood evacuations in Cache
Coquitlam Sockeye: Beating last year’s nil return
Coho transfer into Cedar Creek. Photo Credit: Craig Orr Coquitlam sockeye were blocked from reaching their spawning grounds
An Update on the Big Bar LandslideÂ
The Big Bar landslide, first identified in June 2019, resulted in an unprecedented response by provincial, federal and First Nations
Stan Proboszcz: What’s next for fish farms in BC?
Stan Proboszcz, Science Advisor It was a little disappointing when Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) missed the September
Watershed Watch supporter raises funds for wild salmon in Revelstoke
Last October, Laurent Janssen raised almost $1,000 for Watershed Watch Salmon Society at a film night in his hometown of
Aaron Hill: The election, wild salmon, and the fight ahead
Aaron Hill, executive director of Watershed Watch Salmon Society While the final seat tally for B.C.’s election won’t