Oskar von Wahl: Reflections from a summer in the field
Oskar processes fish I wasn’t sure what to expect when I started as a field assistant a few
Join us for the LIVE premiere of our Connected Waters video!
We are excited to premiere our new Connected Waters short film! On Tuesday, September 28 at 7 p.m., join us
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
Join us to celebrate World & B.C. Rivers Day 2021
Once again, Watershed Watch Salmon Society has partnered with the Outdoor Recreation Council and others to support World and B.C.
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
Help document salmon returns with #SalmonSpawnWatch
Salmon spawning season offers an opportunity to witness one of the truly great miracles of the natural world. Between late
Wild salmon in hot water
After a record-breaking heatwave, and with continuing drought and wildfires across the province, B.C.’s wild salmon are in extreme danger.
Check out season 1 of the Freshwater Stream!
We just wrapped up season 1 of the Freshwater Stream, our new podcast about B.C.’s watersheds and the people who
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
The Freshwater Stream interviews Jennifer Houghton & Stan Swinarchuk in Grand Forks
In our final episode of season one of The Freshwater Stream podcast, host Danielle Paydli talks with Jennifer Houghton and