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.
Watch your step! Salmon eggs may be underfoot
Sockeye redds. Photo: Jonny Armstrong Between fall and spring, spawning grounds are full of salmon redds, gravel nests
Craig Orr: New report on Coquitlam River offers guidance for watersheds BC wide
Did you know that overall water use in the Metro Vancouver region is nearly a billion litres a day? This
Greg Taylor: Pacific salmon preliminary outlook for 2021
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) put out their preliminary forecast for 2021 salmon returns. Before providing a summary, I invite
Stan Proboszcz: Huge News for the Discovery Islands!
It is time to celebrate! The feds have announced that fish farms will be phased out of the Discovery Islands
Tips for zero-waste gifting
With many of us foregoing family gatherings and dinners during this COVID holiday season, exchanging presents is one time-honoured tradition
Stan Proboszcz: A new deadline for fish farms in the Discovery Islands
Stan Proboszcz Another big opportunity is upon us. A few months back, the government had to make a decision
Lina Azeez: Kennedy Pump Station decision threatens struggling wild salmon
Lina Azeez Wild salmon in the Katzie Slough need your help. In February 2020, the City of Pitt
Watershed Watch is holding a t-shirt design contest!
Many people have reached out to us over the years about purchasing Watershed Watch t-shirts. Creating awesome salmon merch that
Aaron Hill: Cabinet announced. What’s next for wild salmon?
Aaron Hill Last week, Premier John Horgan appointed his new cabinet and gave them their marching orders in