Celebrating another year of Resilient Waters fieldwork: a photo recap
Our fieldwork season for the Resilient Waters project is wrapping up this month for the year. Since 2021, Watershed
Watersheds update: positives, negatives and the power of cohesive action
In summarizing recent news about B.C.’s watersheds, a water molecule came to mind. Science and Communications Manager, Meghan
Meghan Rooney: Genetic testing highlights importance of habitats
Meghan Rooney Resilient Waters is a research project we initiated in partnership with MakeWay Canada, to identify and
Meghan Rooney: Back in the field
As of last month, Meghan Rooney, our fieldwork specialist, is back in the field for a second year of collecting
Meghan Rooney: A summer update from the field
It’s been four months since I headed out into the field to collect data for our Resilient Waters project: four
Meghan Rooney: What’s beneath the surface?
Get to know some of the fish species found in the lower Fraser We’re well into our third month
Meghan Rooney: Resilient Waters Fieldwork — One Month In
Last month, we finally (re) launched fieldwork for the Resilient Waters project, in collaboration with MakeWay. The data we collect
Meghan Rooney: Back in the field!
It was a crisp day in March last year when we began our first day of fieldwork for Resilient Waters.
Meghan Rooney: Habitat Restoration with Native Plants, Part II
Meghan Rooney At our restoration site on the Katzie Slough in Pitt Meadows, we have planted a number
Meghan Rooney: Keeping invasives in check
Meghan Rooney Management of invasive species is a necessary, but costly and often time-consuming part of restoration work.