Aaron Hill: The impacts of the floods on wild salmon
Lots of people are asking us what the flooding in southwest B.C. means for wild salmon. I’ll get to that,
Cleaning up Bell Slough
Volunteers at Bell Slough This past Saturday, Watershed Watch staff and volunteers planted 200 native shrubs and
Watch our new short-film, Connected Waters, online now!
On Tuesday, we hosted the live premiere of our new short film, Connected Waters. We were joined by campaigner Lina
Take care when observing spawning salmon!
Going to see salmon spawning is a yearly ritual for many B.C. families. However, as more and more salmon populations
Join #SalmonSpawnWatch and be in to win an incredible 3-day getaway!
Help build a picture of what’s happening with salmon around the province and be entered to win an incredible prize.
Oskar von Wahl: Reflections from a summer in the field
Oskar processes fish I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started as a field assistant a few
Join us for the LIVE premiere of our Connected Waters video!
We are excited to premiere our new Connected Waters short film! On Tuesday, September 28 at 7 p.m., join us
Here are the prize-winners of Bike the Dike: Pitt Meadows!
On August 31, our fifth annual Bike the Dike: Pitt Meadows event officially wrapped up! We are proud to announce
Join us to celebrate World & B.C. Rivers Day 2021
Once again, Watershed Watch Salmon Society has partnered with the Outdoor Recreation Council and others to support World and B.C.
Federal Election 2021: 7 questions to ask candidates about salmon & water
The federal election is coming up fast (Sep 20, 2021). Will you help ensure your candidates make clean water and