Lina Azeez : Managing Floods for All
Have you ever imagined what the lower Fraser valley looked like a few hundred years ago? It was a rich
Stan Proboszcz: Holding the federal government to their fish farm promises
Stan Proboszcz During the election it was thrilling, if a bit surreal, to see three major political parties
Come to the movies with Watershed Watch!
As the leaves turn and chilly weather sets in, we love getting cozy and watching movies. This fall, we have
Greg Taylor: An Overview of 2019’s Salmon Returns
Evidence of a Changing Climate It was 1993. I was in the passenger seat of a Cessna 185, bouncing not
Getting Ready for #GivingTuesday
Have you heard about Giving Tuesday? Giving Tuesday is a global day of giving, following the shopping frenzy of Black
A Heartfelt Thank You and Goodbye to Trish Hall
Today feels a little strange at Watershed Watch Salmon Society. It is our first day without our amazing Operations Director,
A disappointing result in Coquitlam River, interview with Dr Craig Orr
This summer and fall, we were eagerly awaiting the return of Coquitlam sockeye, released into the river below the dam
Join us for a Wild Salmon Film Night in Revelstoke, Oct 18th
Join us on Oct 18 for a fun and informative evening in Revelstoke. We'll be screening two exciting new documentaries:
New Report: Tapped Out Sounds Alarm about BC’s Looming Water Crisis
Watershed Watch has just released a new report on water scarcity in B.C.: Tapped Out: A Special Report on Water
A Death Sentence for Fraser River Steelhead
Aaron Hill, executive director of Watershed Watch Salmon Society. This is how extinction happens. According to the provincial