Listen to the Freshwater Stream podcast!
We just wrapped up season 2 of the Freshwater Stream, our new podcast about B.C.’s watersheds and the people
Join #SalmonSpawnWatch, document salmon returns, and win!
Between late August and December, salmon are returning to their natal streams all across the province. Seeing them return
The Freshwater Stream podcast: Wild salmon, watersheds & climate change
Wild pacific salmon have returned each year to rivers and streams across B.C. for millennia. However, since colonization, and accelerating
BC mayors and councils voting on fish and flood control at UBCM 2022
Following last November’s extreme rain events, the need to make improvements to outdated flood infrastructure will be a much-discussed topic
Fisheries minister protects struggling Fraser sockeye, while Americans went fishing
Watershed Watch Salmon Society and Raincoast Conservation Foundation are commending Fisheries Minister Joyce Murray for her decision to not open
Defending endangered Fraser Chinook
Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) is the largest and longest lived of the Pacific salmon species, with some growing to
Greg Taylor: Big returns, but not everywhere
Greg Taylor Our fisheries advisor, Greg Taylor, has worked in the B.C. seafood industry for over 30 years.
Good news for Coquitlam River salmon!
We have some great news to share. Our survey of Cedar Creek in late May revealed that not only have
Meghan Rooney: Genetic testing highlights importance of habitats
Meghan Rooney Resilient Waters is a research project we initiated in partnership with MakeWay Canada, to identify and
Celebrating our waterways on World & B.C. Rivers Day 2022
Photo Credit: Tina Harris Once again, Watershed Watch Salmon Society has partnered with the Outdoor Recreation Council and