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
Donate in December to win!
Some local businesses have kindly donated their goods and services to support our annual fundraising drive. Anyone who gives during
Dr. Patricia Gallaugher: Why I Give to Watershed Watch
Dr. Patricia Gallaugher is a decades-long supporter of Watershed Watch and a founder of both SFU’s Centre for Coastal Studies
What to do if you see pollution or potential fisheries violations?
Occasionally we get emails from our supporters about potential contamination of waterways or possible fish kills. If you see anything
Lina Azeez: Building Back Better with Connected Waters
Lina Azeez With the provincial election behind us, we are taking stock of the progress we’ve made in
Patagonia’s Zac Elik: Giving Through Donation
Patagonia is well known as a bold supporter of worldwide environmental causes and they are a longtime supporter of Watershed
Greg Taylor: An overview of 2020 salmon returns
Sometimes there is simply no comfort in saying "I told you so." As we predicted, 2020 has been a terrible
Counting down to #GivingTuesday
Giving Tuesday is the “opening day of the giving season,” a time when charities, companies and individuals wave their flags