Lina Azeez: Beyond recovery, towards resilience
Managing for floods in B.C.’s lower mainland has proven very tricky to do. Over the past 100 years, numerous attempts
The Freshwater Stream talks water and farming with Arzeena Hamir
In season 2, episode 4, host Danielle Paydli speaks to Comox Valley farmer and Vice Chair of the Comox Valley
Elanor Teel: Some ideas for celebrating Earth Week
Elanor Teel Are you looking for some ways to celebrate Earth Day weekend? Come join us at one
Asking Governor Dunleavy to stop Alaskan harvest of BC salmon
In partnership with three other conservation organizations, Watershed Watch Salmon Society have written Alaskan Governor Mike Dunleavy, asking him to
The Freshwater Stream explores watershed security in B.C.
This week, host Danielle Paydli asks: what would our future look like if the provincial and federal governments invested in
Greg Taylor: Pacific salmon outlook for 2022
There are over 250 populations of wild salmon and steelhead spread out across seven fisheries management regions in our beautiful
Swimming upstream with Flowerstone Soaps
Last year, we were thrilled to receive a generous donation from Flowerstone Soap in Victoria, B.C. Flowerstone Soap is donating
Three reasons to get fish farms out, now!
Juvenile salmon with multiple parasitic sea lice. Photo credit: Tavish Campbell Every spring, starting in March, juvenile salmon
The Invisible Miracle
Right now, one of the largest migrations in the animal world is happening here in B.C. While salmon are well
Lawrence Gunther: Stop the spread of invasive species
Lawrence Gunther It may seem like a lost cause when you hear about another new invasive species entering