Help document salmon returns with #SalmonSpawnWatch
Salmon spawning season offers an opportunity to witness one of the truly great miracles of the natural world. Between late
Welcome to our summer field and research assistant!
Oskar Von Wahl Watershed Watch is happy to welcome Oskar, our new field and research assistant, to the
Bike the Dike with Watershed Watch
Looking for a fun summer-time activity? Grab your bicycle and head out to Pitt Meadows, on unceded Katzie territory, for
In person events are back on!
Roxanna and volunteers removing yellow flag iris on Bell Slough, Chilliwack The beginning of July marked a number
Meghan Rooney: A summer update from the field
It’s been four months since I headed out into the field to collect data for our Resilient Waters project: four
Announcing the winners of our #2021PaddletheSlough challenge
#2021PaddletheSlough is complete With nearly 300 groups signed up, this was our largest slough event yet, which is important because
Meghan Rooney: What’s beneath the surface?
Get to know some of the fish species found in the lower Fraser We’re well into our third month of
Join our Paddle the Slough Challenge!
Do you live in Chilliwack? Join us between May 15 and June 20 for the 2021 Paddle the Slough Challenge
Fraser flooding and wild salmon habitats
Meghan Rooney A couple weeks ago, I was out at a site along the Fraser River collecting data
Aaron Hill: A tale of two budgets
Federal and Provincial salmon commitments are worlds apart Aaron Hill The Canadian and B.C. governments both released