Support our volunteers and wild salmon on Giving Tuesday!
November 29 marks this year's Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving back through volunteering or donating. Each year, we
The winners of Salmon Spawn Watch 2022 are…
Our second annual Salmon Spawn Watch contest wrapped up last week! We received nearly 100 entries and got to
Aquaculture staff in DFO watered-down the federal promise to remove salmon farms
In an agency already under fire for industry capture and lack of transparency, 2022 has been a particularly damning
BC mayors and councils voting on fish and flood control at UBCM 2022
Following last November’s extreme rain events, the need to make improvements to outdated flood infrastructure will be a much-discussed topic
Meghan Rooney: Genetic testing highlights importance of habitats
Meghan Rooney Resilient Waters is a research project we initiated in partnership with MakeWay Canada, to identify and
Watch now: An update on salmon returns with fisheries expert Greg Taylor
We recently hosted a webinar with fisheries expert and Watershed Watch Salmon Society advisor Greg Taylor where he provided an
Bike the Dike with Watershed Watch
Looking for a fun summer-time activity? We are back with our 6th annual bike tour, in partnership with HUB Cycling
Meghan Rooney: Back in the field
As of last month, Meghan Rooney, our fieldwork specialist, is back in the field for a second year of collecting
Lina Azeez: Beyond recovery, towards resilience
Managing for floods in B.C.’s lower mainland has proven very tricky to do. Over the past 100 years, numerous attempts
Three reasons to get fish farms out, now!
Juvenile salmon with multiple parasitic sea lice. Photo credit: Tavish Campbell Every spring, starting in March, juvenile salmon