Legal Review of Flood Management and Fish Habitat in British Columbia
Legal Review of Flood Management and Fish Habitat in British Columbia By Meaghan Partridge, Student Deborah Curran, Professor and Lawyer
An Interactive Look at the Disconnected Waters of the Lower Fraser
An interactive map showing salmon habitat affected by flood control structures in the lower Fraser watershed.
Letter to DFO re. Grieg Seafood BC Ltd. aquaculture licence application for Lutes Creek
Comments submitted to DFO re. an application by Grieg Seafood BC Ltd. for an aquaculture licence for the Lutes Creek tenure in
Wild Fish Trapped: Incidental Catch in the Salmon Farming Industry
Report Title: Wild Fish Trapped: Incidental Catch in the Salmon Farming Industry Author: Stan Proboszcz, Watershed Watch Salmon Society Date: June 2019
Collaborative Solutions for Finfish Aquaculture Farms in the Broughton Area: Steering Committee Recommendations
This report is the consensus Recommendations reached by the Steering Committee under the Letter of Understanding signed June 27, 2018
Watershed Watch Salmon Society Annual Report – 2017
In 2017, we hit our stride in organizing citizens to stand up for wild salmon. PDF: Watershed Watch Salmon Society
Disconnected Waters: Flood Control Infrastructure Impacting Salmon Habitat in the Lower Fraser
Our Disconnected Waters Map shows flood control infrastructure impacting salmon habitat in the lower Fraser River. Disconnected Waters Map
WWSS Letter re. Bridge Crossings at Herrling and Carey Islands, Chilliwack, Fraser River, Jan. 2018
Watershed Watch's letter regarding applications for the construction of bridges to two large islands on the Fraser River near Chilliwack/Agassiz,
WWSS letter to B.C. Review of Professional Reliance in Natural Resources, Jan. 12, 2018
Watershed Watch Salmon Society made this submission to the province’s Review of Professional Reliance in Natural Resources. Professional reliance refers
Watershed Watch Salmon Society Annual Report – 2016
What We Do: We advocate for B.C.’s wild salmon and the waters where they swim. Since 1998, Watershed Watch Salmon