Bike the Dike with Watershed Watch
Looking for a fun summer-time activity? We are back with our 6th annual bike tour, in partnership with HUB Cycling
Announcing the winner of our #SalmonSpawnWatch contest!
We’re thrilled to announce that Molly Cooperman’s video of spawning sockeye on the Adams River has been randomly selected as
Watch our new short-film, Connected Waters, online now!
On Tuesday, we hosted the live premiere of our new short film, Connected Waters. We were joined by campaigner Lina
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.
Stan Proboszcz: Fish farm campaign update
Watershed Watch's Stan Proboszcz gives an update on the campaign to get open net-pen fish farms off the B.C. coast
Sounds of Summer: Podcast recommendations
Watershed Watch staff are keen podcast listeners, and we’ve put together some of our fishy faves for your summer listening.
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
Wild salmon conservation in the age of COVID
Aaron Hill, executive director of Watershed Watch Salmon Society As I write this, my wife is homeschooling our
Stan Proboszcz: Holding the federal government to their fish farm promises
Stan Proboszcz During the election it was thrilling, if a bit surreal, to see three major political parties
Come to the movies with Watershed Watch!
As the leaves turn and chilly weather sets in, we love getting cozy and watching movies. This fall, we have