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Did you know over 1500 km of valuable salmon habitat in the Fraser Valley are blocked by outdated flood infrastructure?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,
Watershed Watch Volunteer Appreciation: Jenefer Smalley
“"If wild salmon disappear our livelihoods, iconic wildlife, and culture will change forever on this coast.” Jenefer is here to
Watershed Watch Volunteer Appreciation: Nikki Kroetsch
We've had an absolute blast getting to know Nikki over the past few months. From counting returning chum in Stoney
Watershed Watch Volunteer Appreciation: Daniel King
Long-time Watershed Watch volunteer Daniel King recently spoke with SFU about why he strongly believes in our work to protect
Watershed Watch Volunteer Appreciation: Julia Larsen
We’d like to give special thanks to Julia Larsen for her incredible support this month. Julia joined us at BCIT