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
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
Top ten summer reads for B.C. nature lovers
One of our favourite summer pleasures is kicking back by a beach, or under a tree, sinking into a good
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
Watershed Watch supporter raises funds for wild salmon in Revelstoke
Last October, Laurent Janssen raised almost $1,000 for Watershed Watch Salmon Society at a film night in his hometown of
Meghan Rooney: Restoration work 4 years in
Meghan Rooney Last week, for the first time since social distancing began, I went out to our riparian
Elanor Teel: Connecting with the public while socially-distancing?
Elanor Teel Last summer, as an engagement and outreach assistant with Watershed Watch Salmon Society, my job was
Job Posting: Water and Fisheries Specialist
Closing date: February 19, 2020 Put your knowledge and passion to work for B.C.’s wild salmon and the people and
Meghan Rooney: Notes from a summer in the field
Did you know over 1500 km of valuable salmon habitat in the Fraser Valley are blocked by outdated flood infrastructure?
Watershed Watch Volunteer Appreciation: Jackie Campbell
Jackie Campbell’s interest in protecting wild salmon was first sparked in Sointula, a small Finnish fishing village in North Island,