Meghan Rooney: Keeping invasives in check
Meghan Rooney Management of invasive species is a necessary, but costly and often time-consuming part of restoration work.
Watch your step! Salmon eggs may be underfoot
Sockeye redds. Photo: Jonny Armstrong Between fall and spring, spawning grounds are full of salmon redds, gravel nests
Craig Orr: New report on Coquitlam River offers guidance for watersheds BC wide
Did you know that overall water use in the Metro Vancouver region is nearly a billion litres a day? This
Greg Taylor: Pacific salmon preliminary outlook for 2021
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) put out their preliminary forecast for 2021 salmon returns. Before providing a summary, I invite
Stan Proboszcz: Huge News for the Discovery Islands!
It is time to celebrate! The feds have announced that fish farms will be phased out of the Discovery Islands
Stan Proboszcz: A new deadline for fish farms in the Discovery Islands
Stan Proboszcz Another big opportunity is upon us. A few months back, the government had to make a decision
Lina Azeez: Kennedy Pump Station decision threatens struggling wild salmon
Lina Azeez Wild salmon in the Katzie Slough need your help. In February 2020, the City of Pitt
Aaron Hill: Cabinet announced. What’s next for wild salmon?
Aaron Hill Last week, Premier John Horgan appointed his new cabinet and gave them their marching orders in
Donate in December to win!
Some local businesses have kindly donated their goods and services to support our annual fundraising drive. Anyone who gives during
What to do if you see pollution or potential fisheries violations?
Occasionally we get emails from our supporters about potential contamination of waterways or possible fish kills. If you see anything