Celebrating the Heart of the Fraser for World Rivers Day!
Watershed Watch Salmon Society is pleased to be a partner for World Rivers Day 2019. World Rivers Day and BC
Eagerly Awaiting the Return of the Red Fish, an interview with Craig Orr
Dr. Craig Orr, co-founder of Watershed Watch Salmon Society, has been working closely with Kwikwetlem First Nation for nearly 16
Campaign Update: Water for Fish
Our warming climate is already contributing to increasingly hotter summers, more extreme drought and low water levels in rivers and
Out in the Field with Watershed Watch
All this sunny weather has been perfect for relaxing at the beach, camping, and other summer adventures! Unfortunately, all this
Connected Waters Project Receives Federal Funding
Lina Azeez, our Connected Waters campaigner, working at our restoration site on the Katzie Slough. Photo credit: Dylan Hillis
A moment to celebrate for the Heart of the Fraser!
It’s a moment to celebrate! Photo credit: Roxanna Froese For the past 11 months we’ve worked with a
Meet our Summer Engagement Team!
The warm weather is here and we have a brand new engagement team joining us for the summer. Ellika, Elanor,
New Report: Federal government turning a blind eye to wild fish kills on salmon farms
We have just released a new report: Wild Fish Trapped: Incidental Catch in the Salmon Farming Industry We know there’s
Help open 1500 kilometres of wild salmon habitat! Send a letter today.
Juvenile coho. Credit: Eiko Jones Photography Right now, millions of juvenile salmon are swimming down the Fraser River towards
Restoring Habitats Close to Home
Many of us think of wild salmon living in remote rivers and the ocean, but these remarkable fish might swim closer to