Remember the Salmon War?
Alaskan fleets today catch more B.C. salmon and steelhead than B.C. fishers do, decimating those species and the ecosystems and livelihoods that depend on them. Sound familiar? It should.
Vedder River gravel mining update
This summer Watershed Watch, alongside river advocates in the lower Fraser, helped bring attention to a prospective gravel mining
Alaska’s Dirty Secret update: a tale of two fisheries
As the fishing season winds down, we’ve got an unfortunate update: Alaskan interception fisheries killed well over 3 million
Greg Taylor: 2023 Early Season Update
It is still early in a salmon season that runs from June to October, but so far things are
Greg Taylor: Best Guesses for the 2023 Salmon Season
Fisheries expert, Greg Taylor Back in the 1980s through to the mid 1990s, when I sat down
Dave Mills: Confronting the high cost of Alaska’s interception fisheries
Wild Salmon and Watersheds Campaigner, Dave Mills For generations, fishing families in B.C. have risked the resources
Greg Taylor: Big returns, but not everywhere
Greg Taylor Our fisheries advisor, Greg Taylor, has worked in the B.C. seafood industry for over 30 years.
Help defend BC wild salmon from Alaskan plunder
Alaska has a dirty secret. B.C. wild salmon are being scooped up in Alaskan commercial fisheries before they make it
Greg Taylor: Pacific salmon outlook for 2022
There are over 250 populations of wild salmon and steelhead spread out across seven fisheries management regions in our beautiful
Lawrence Gunther: Stop the spread of invasive species
Lawrence Gunther It may seem like a lost cause when you hear about another new invasive species entering