Welcoming our New Operations Director, Shayla Walker
We are pleased to welcome our new operations director, Shayla Walker, to the Watershed Watch team! Shayla has worked in
Stan Proboszcz: Holding the federal government to their fish farm promises
Stan Proboszcz During the election it was thrilling, if a bit surreal, to see three major political parties
Come to the movies with Watershed Watch!
As the leaves turn and chilly weather sets in, we love getting cozy and watching movies. This fall, we have
Join us for a Wild Salmon Film Night in Revelstoke, Oct 18th
Join us on Oct 18 for a fun and informative evening in Revelstoke. We'll be screening two exciting new documentaries:
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
The Invisible Miracle
Right now, one of the largest migrations in the animal world is happening here in B.C. While salmon are well
Local Clothing Company Donates Shirt Sales to Fight Fish Farms
"It's time we take a stand against big business and the government and start putting our environment first," Noel Fox, Hook
Safe Passage Campaign Update: Stan Proboszcz
Stan Proboszcz Right now, across our beautiful province, juvenile pink and chum salmon are emerging from rivers and
Wild Salmon Advisory Council Ignores Science and Communities
The provincial government’s initiative to develop a “made in B.C. wild salmon strategy,” has been a disaster. To be fair,
Safe Passage Campaign Update: Stan Proboszcz
It’s never a dull moment, when it comes to our salmon farming campaign. In December, an agreement between First Nations