Update on the Coquitlam River Watershed Roundtable
The lower Coquitlam River watershed encompasses the cities of Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam and Kwikwetlem First Nation territory. Many people
Craig Orr: New report on Coquitlam River offers guidance for watersheds BC wide
Did you know that overall water use in the Metro Vancouver region is nearly a billion litres a day? This
Coquitlam Sockeye: Beating last year’s nil return
Coho transfer into Cedar Creek. Photo Credit: Craig Orr Coquitlam sockeye were blocked from reaching their spawning grounds
An Update on the Coquitlam River Watershed Roundtable
Watershed Watch is a founding member of the Coquitlam River Watershed Roundtable (CRWR) which promotes the long-term sustainability of the
A disappointing result in Coquitlam River, interview with Dr Craig Orr
This summer and fall, we were eagerly awaiting the return of Coquitlam sockeye, released into the river below the dam
Eagerly Awaiting the Return of the Red Fish, an interview with Craig Orr
Dr. Craig Orr, co-founder of Watershed Watch Salmon Society, has been working closely with Kwikwetlem First Nation for nearly 16
Red Fish Up the River… Again
Whether you know it, or not, Coquitlam is a salmon city. The name comes from the Coast Salish language where
Coquitlam River Update by Craig Orr
Coquitlam River: Hollywood North While Vancouver may be known as Hollywood North, the title once belonged to the Coquitlam River.
Historic Coquitlam Sockeye Smolt Release Celebration
The first of some 5,000 sockeye were released to the Coquitlam River in a special ceremony led by the Kwikwetlem