Watershed Watch 50/50: You could net up to $10,000!
We’re celebrating 25 years of Watershed Watch Salmon Society with our first-ever 50-50 raffle. Get your tickets to help us defend wild salmon and you could win!
Salmon die-off mystery solved, now we wait for 6PPD action
The car tire chemical 6PPD is deadly to salmon when it runs off into urban streams. Watershed Watch has asked the Canadian government to review its use.
Honouring the life of John Allen Fraser, wild salmon conservationist
John Allen Fraser, passed on April 6, 2024, at the age of 92. John was a tireless advocate for environmental conservation and for the protection of wild salmon.
Join our webinar on Alaskan interceptions of B.C. salmon
Watershed Watch and SkeenaWild invite you to join our webinar on our recent analysis of Alaskan interception of B.C. salmon and steelhead on May 3, 2024.
A good buy or greenwashing? Seafood eco-label misleading
The UK-based Marine Stewardship Council will recertify the Alaska salmon fishery as sustainable in May, despite its devastating bycatch of B.C. wild salmon.
B.C. Flood Strategy – A good plan on paper
B.C.'s new Flood Strategy includes many things Watershed Watch has been advocating for, including incorporating nature-based flood defenses — what's missing is the funding to make it a reality.
World Water Day
On March 22 the planet celebrates World Water Day, a time to reflect on the importance of fresh water in all aspects of life and advocate for its sustainable management.
Fish Farms Kill: The long history and heavy toll salmon farms have had on fish and wildlife
Warning: This article contains graphic images of wildlife killed and injured at B.C. open net-pen salmon farms, showing the heavy toll they have on wildlife.
Watershed Watch 2023 annual report
In 2023, salmon were anywhere from plentiful and thriving to sparse and struggling. While we have a lot more work to do, we had some major victories in 2023. Read Watershed Watch's 2023 Annual Report.
B.C. Budget 2024 fails to address the cycle of crisis on climate-related disasters
Drought. Fire. Flood. Repeat. British Columbia is trapped in a worsening cycle of climate disaster but you wouldn’t guess that from a look at this year’s provincial budget.