Meghan Rooney: Resilient Waters Fieldwork — One Month In
We're Back! Last month, we finally (re) launched fieldwork for the Resilient Waters project, in collaboration with MakeWay. The data
Meghan Rooney: Back in the field!
It was a crisp day in March last year when we began our first day of fieldwork for Resilient Waters.
Check out the trailer for our new podcast!
On March 22, World Water Day, we will be launching a brand new podcast. The Freshwater Stream, a collaboration between
Our Statement on ATV Activity on Heart of the Fraser’s Gill Bar
Over the last few weeks, there has been considerable news reporting on reckless ATV and truck off-roading activities in an
Watch Fernando Lessa’s Urban Salmon documentary
On March 4, we helped launch of Urban Salmon, a short documentary by photographer Fernando Lessa about the return of
Sadie Stephens: Finding solutions in natureÂ
Sadie Stephens In my early childhood, my family lived near the Stanley Park seawall. I don't remember the
Meghan Rooney: Habitat Restoration with Native Plants, Part II
Meghan Rooney At our restoration site on the Katzie Slough in Pitt Meadows, we have planted a number
UBCM votes YES for wild salmon habitat!
We’ve received some great news for our Connected Waters campaign! Last week, the Union of B.C. Municipalities (UBCM) passed an
How global warming is affecting B.C. salmon
(A recap of DFO’s annual State of the Salmon assessment) Many factors contribute to the decline of wild salmon in
Lina Azeez: DFO letter says City of Pitt Meadows is wrong on Kennedy Pump Station
Lina Azeez The Kennedy Pump Station in Pitt Meadows is a fish-killing machine. Located where the Katzie Slough