Out in the Field with Watershed Watch
All this sunny weather has been perfect for relaxing at the beach, camping, and other summer adventures! Unfortunately, all this
Connected Waters Project Receives Federal Funding
Lina Azeez, our Connected Waters campaigner, working at our restoration site on the Katzie Slough. Photo credit: Dylan Hillis
A moment to celebrate for the Heart of the Fraser!
It’s a moment to celebrate! Photo credit: Roxanna Froese For the past 11 months we’ve worked with a
Help open 1500 kilometres of wild salmon habitat! Send a letter today.
Juvenile coho. Credit: Eiko Jones Photography Right now, millions of juvenile salmon are swimming down the Fraser River towards
Why We Want Action on the Water Sustainability Act
Have you noticed hot and dry summers affecting your landscaping or your favourite park? How is your local stream doing
Wild Salmon Advisory Council Ignores Science and Communities
The provincial government’s initiative to develop a “made in B.C. wild salmon strategy,” has been a disaster. To be fair,
Beach Clean-ups Keep Plastic Off Our Plates
Join Ellika at one of our clean-ups or restoration events. Ellika, our engagement coordinator, and a team of
This Waterway Is Not A Ditch
Last year, I joined Watershed Watch for a canoe tour and garbage clean-up on the Katzie Slough in Pitt Meadows.
Watershed Watch Volunteer Appreciation: Jackie Campbell
Jackie Campbell’s interest in protecting wild salmon was first sparked in Sointula, a small Finnish fishing village in North Island,
Defending our Killer Whales and Chinook Salmon
J16 & 2015 calf. Photo credit: NOAA & Vancouver Aquarium Our southern resident killer whales, now numbered at