Roxanna Kooistra: Reflecting on 2022’s Salmon Spawn Watch
Engagement Manager, Roxanna Kooistra This year we hosted our second annual Salmon Spawn Watch! This virtual contest
A fond farewell to Shayla Walker and a big welcome to Dawn Roumieu!
Shayla Walker Watershed Watch is a small organization and this fall we had some big changes to
It’s the job of government to deliver watershed security
From the raincoast to the boreal, British Columbia is the land of evergreen forests. Towering conifers anchored to intact
Dave Mills: Confronting the high cost of Alaska’s interception fisheries
Wild Salmon and Watersheds Campaigner, Dave Mills For generations, fishing families in B.C. have risked the resources
One year after the floods – community gathers to discuss restoring the waterways of Chilliwack
It’s a beautiful thing when people come together for the sake of water and salmon! In November we co-hosted
2022 marks steady progress toward getting fish farms off the B.C. coast
Watershed Watch Senior Scientist Stan Proboszcz Looking back at 2022, we made solid progress on the factory
Speak up about B.C.’s new flood strategy
Lives, property and wild salmon are at risk because B.C. is not prepared for the next big flood. Our
Support our volunteers and wild salmon on Giving Tuesday!
November 29 marks this year's Giving Tuesday, a global day of giving back through volunteering or donating. Each year, we
The winners of Salmon Spawn Watch 2022 are…
Our second annual Salmon Spawn Watch contest wrapped up last week! We received nearly 100 entries and got to
Aquaculture staff in DFO watered-down the federal promise to remove salmon farms
In an agency already under fire for industry capture and lack of transparency, 2022 has been a particularly damning