Agreed statement of facts for Lois Lake Fish Farm Case
Agreed statement of facts for Lois Lake Fish Farm Case PDF: https://watershedwatch.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/WCFC-ASF-Signed.pdf
In-River Gravel Mining as a Flood Mitigation Tool: Impacts on Pacific Salmon and Alternative Solutions
Prepared by: Suman Bhattacharyya, UBC Sustainability Scholar, 2024 Prepared for: Lina Azeez, Habitats Program Director, Watershed Watch Salmon Society
Watershed Watch Salmon Society Annual Report – 2023
Depending on where you were in 2023, salmon were anywhere from plentiful and thriving to sparse and struggling. If
2023 year in review
A look at Watershed Watch's 2023 Year in Review. Highlights from 2023 from our campaigns and the work we have done.
Lower Fraser Flood Coalition Brief 2023
The Lower Fraser Floodplains Coalition (LFFC) was formed when the Indigenous-led Emergency Planning Secretariat came together with an interdisciplinary group of BC-based organizations and experts with a shared goal of helping BC’s flood recovery and ongoing flood management achieve the best possible outcomes.
Lower Fraser Flood Coalition
Floodplains Dialogue: First Nations and Farmers in the Lower Fraser Valley
Scientific weight of evidence against open net-pen salmon farms
Over the last two decades, a significant body of peer-reviewed evidence has been published in science journals on open net-pen
DFO Access to Information Re: Discovery Islands 2022
DFO Access to Information Re: Discovery Islands 2022
DFO Access to Information Re: Sea Lice 2022
DFO Access to Information Re: Sea Lice 2022
Watershed Watch Salmon Society Annual Report – 2022
It was wonderful to see many salmon runs come back strong in 2022 after years of record-low returns. It