Meghan Rooney: Restoration work 4 years in
Meghan Rooney Last week, for the first time since social distancing began, I went out to our riparian
Heart of the Fraser Update: Property Along Nicomen Slough Protected
Lina Azeez, Watershed Watch Salmon Society We have some really exciting news! A valuable piece of floodplain habitat
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
Meghan Rooney: Notes from a summer in the field
Did you know over 1500 km of valuable salmon habitat in the Fraser Valley are blocked by outdated flood infrastructure?
Getting Ready for #GivingTuesday
Have you heard about Giving Tuesday? Giving Tuesday is a global day of giving, following the shopping frenzy of Black
Join us for a Wild Salmon Film Night in Revelstoke, Oct 18th
Join us on Oct 18 for a fun and informative evening in Revelstoke. We'll be screening two exciting new documentaries:
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