CodeBlue BC: You voted for watershed security. What’s next?
All across the province, communities face water insecurity. There have been water shortages on Vancouver Island, flood evacuations in Cache
An Update on the Big Bar LandslideÂ
The Big Bar landslide, first identified in June 2019, resulted in an unprecedented response by provincial, federal and First Nations
Enter our World Rivers Day photo contest!
“Rivers are the arteries of our planet; they are lifelines in the truest sense.” - Mark Angelo Credit: Roxanna Froese
World Rivers Day 2020: Waterways in our Communities
Once again, we are partners in World Rivers Day, this year set for Sunday, September 27, 2020. This year marks
CodeBlue BC: Building Support Across the Province
Fresh water is the lifeblood of British Columbia. Our streams and rivers connect communities, provide our drinking water, irrigation for
Join us for a socially-distanced film screening
Join us for a socially-distanced watch party of Patagonia's incredible documentary Damnation. We are inviting people to watch the film,
Come Work with Watershed Watch this Summer!
Are you a passionate advocate for wild salmon in B.C.? Do you have experience with digital storytelling, including video and
CODE BLUE BC: A critical moment for B.C.’s fresh water
Our provincial and federal governments are about to unleash billions of dollars to get people back to work. Premier Horgan
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
Lina Azeez: COVID-19 Recovery for People and Salmon
Lina Azeez, Connected Waters campaigner The COVID-19 pandemic has brought much of our social and economic lives