Take care when observing spawning salmon!
As more and more salmon populations become endangered, we should take care not to disturb them at this critical time in their life cycle. Here are some basic tips for safe salmon spawn viewing.
Have your candidates signed the Watershed Security Pledge?
The Watershed Security Coalition, of which Watershed Watch is a member, recently launched a Watershed Security Pledged and are calling on all provincial candidates to sign.
Join us for B.C. Wild Salmon Day!
Join Watershed Watch, Resilient Waters, and Kwikwetlem First Nation for a fun, family-friendly Salmon Day at ƛ̓éxətəm (tla-hut-um) Regional Park on Saturday, October 5.
Take part in Salmon Spawn Watch 2024!
Witness salmon returns, document what you see and share online with the hashtag #SalmonSpawnWatch for a chance to win some great prizes!
Goodbye to a fearless leader and friend
Donna MacIntyre, longtime Fisheries Director for the Lake Babine Nation and tireless advocate for wild salmon, passed away Sept. 5 from complications of cancer.
Gravel mining on Vedder River a risk to salmon survival
New research shows gravel mining has a direct impact on salmon habitat. There are better alternatives for flood control in the Fraser Valley.
Concerns for wild salmon in wake of Chilcotin River landslide
A massive debris dam that blocked the Chilcotin River following a landslide last week has given way but the fallout is far from over.
Wildfire, Drought and the Decline of Wild Salmon
Last year, Watershed Watch Salmon Society raised the alarm about salmon and trout dying in Ford Creek in Chilliwack
Check out our new online shop!
Check out our new Watershed Watch online shop and purchase your own Watershed Watch t-shirt or sweatshirt today.
Greg Taylor: 2024 Season Outlook
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