With Canada’s 2025 federal election fast approaching, the future of open-net fish farms in B.C. is uncertain. Learn how factory fish farms threaten wild salmon and what you can do before Election Day.
Researchers shared insights on salmon survival in marine recreational fisheries and how modernizing flood infrastructure could reconnect key habitats at UBC’s 19th annual symposium on salmonid migrations, ecology and management.
Paddle the Slough is back! Join us on May 10, 2025, for a community paddle along Hope Slough in Chilliwack, followed by a self-guided paddling challenge with prizes from May 11–June 15. Learn how this cherished waterway is both thriving and threatened—and how you can help protect it.
As urban pressures grow, we’re stepping up local stewardship efforts to restore salmon habitat, improve water quality, and engage the community in protecting this vital ecosystem.
Don’t miss your chance to support wild salmon and win! Get your tickets to Watershed Watch's Wild Salmon Jackpot 50/50.
U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods are here. Check out our tips and recommendations for where to get sustainable Canadian seafood.
In the face of U.S. economic threats, British Columbians are fighting back. But fast-tracking resource extraction isn’t the answer.
For two years we've been trying to get our hands on salmon farm sea lice data used in a controversial DFO science report, and our efforts have finally paid off.
Something deeply concerning has been unfolding in Clayoquot Sound at an experimental fish farm owned by one of the world’s biggest fish farming corporations.
A profile of Watershed Watch Salmon Society founder Pete Broomhall, written by fellow Watershed Watch founder Craig Orr, featured in Fly Lines Magazine.
