Vedder River gravel mining update
This summer Watershed Watch, alongside river advocates in the lower Fraser, helped bring attention to a prospective gravel mining
Celebrating another year of Resilient Waters fieldwork: a photo recap
Our fieldwork season for the Resilient Waters project is wrapping up this month for the year. Since 2021, Watershed
VIDEO: Let’s make Maple Creek fish-friendly, together!
Located in Kwikwetlem First Nation territory, Maple Creek is an urban waterway that runs between the communities of Coquitlam
It’s Salmon Spawn Watch Season!
This time of year marks an amazing opportunity to witness one of the world’s greatest animal migrations. From now
Where to see salmon spawning
Witness one of nature’s greatest migrations! See salmon returning to B.C. streams and share your sightings with #SalmonSpawnWatch.
Watershed Watch’s longest-serving Chair steps down
Watershed Watch’s longest-serving Board Chair, Wayne Halabourda, stepped down in May after nearly 20 years as director and board
Government drags their feet on an open-net pen transition plan while Mowi takes Canadian taxpayers to court
Following a flurry of announcements around fish farm closures earlier this year, summer marked some pushback by the fish
A heartfelt send-off to our engagement manager, Roxanna Kooistra
After two years at Watershed Watch, our engagement manager, Roxanna Kooistra recently accepted a new position with Cheam First
Celebrating Rivers Day
A river worth celebrating: the mighty Fraser! B.C. Rivers Day is just days away! On September 24,
Years in the making: salmon return to the lower Agassiz Slough
The last time there were salmon in Agassiz Slough, Mahatma Gandhi was still alive, Columbia Records had just introduced