Wild salmon are truly awesome creatures that play an integral role in ecosystems, culture, and our own personal stories. We regularly hear from our supporters how important they feel salmon are, whether it’s memories of fishing with their Dad, the …
Watershed Watch Fisheries Biologist, Stan Proboszcz, discusses concerns over the ISA virus and its link to salmon farming in the Seattle Times letter Canadian practices could lead to spread of salmon virus. Proboszcz states, “Science shows salmon farms amplify dangerous …
Watershed Watch Executive Director, Craig Orr, addresses the need for government policies that promote sound science and free speech in his letter to the editor of the Courier-Islander Muzzling and Pursuing the Truth. Muzzling and Pursuing the Truth Re: Muzzling …
The new book Pathways to Resilience: Sustaining Salmon Ecosystems in a Changing World, includes the article Merits and Limits of Ecosystem Protection for Conserving Wild Salmon in a Northern Coastal British Columbia River by Watershed Watch Ecologist Aaron Hill and …
Watershed Watch joined with other members of the Cohen Inquiry Conservation Coalition to issue the media release Salmon Inquiry shows need for government overhaul – Conservation groups say focus must be salmon, not industry. The release was issued following the …
Fraser Basin LiveMap allows users to explore water and salmon of the Fraser River watershed using a cutting-edge data visualization platform.
Our Cohen Highlights report keeps facts revealed at the Inquiry on the front burner and is a permanent record easily accessible to the public. 
