Sadie Stephens: Finding solutions in natureĀ
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
Join us for Urban Salmon documentary launch!
Join us on March 4, at 7:00 p.m., for the launch of the Urban Salmon, a short documentary by photographer
Stan Proboszcz: Stop fish farm lobbyists from writing the aquaculture act
Stan Proboszcz Over the last several years, the federal government has been developing Canadaās first ever aquaculture
Meghan Rooney: Keeping invasives in check
Meghan Rooney Management of invasive species is a necessary, but costly and often time-consuming part of restoration work.
Watch your step! Salmon eggs may be underfoot
Sockeye redds. Photo: Jonny Armstrong Between fall and spring, spawning grounds are full of salmon redds, gravel nests
Tips for zero-waste gifting
With many of us foregoing family gatherings and dinners during this COVID holiday season, exchanging presents is one time-honoured tradition
Watershed Watch is holding a t-shirt design contest!
Many people have reached out to us over the years about purchasing Watershed Watch t-shirts. Creating awesome salmon merch that
Dr. Patricia Gallaugher: Why I Give to Watershed Watch
Dr. Patricia Gallaugher is a decades-long supporter of Watershed Watch and a founder of both SFUās Centre for Coastal Studies
Patagonia’s Zac Elik: Giving Through Donation
Patagonia is well known as a bold supporter of worldwide environmental causes and they are a longtime supporter of Watershed