Tsu-tsii-in(Alton Watts), tyee ha'wilth (hereditary chief) of Hupačasath First Nation in the Alberni Valley, publicly demanded on Sept. 23 that Atlantic salmon farming company Cermaq close their Boot ...

Nature-based flood solutions in the Netherlands and the UK offer lessons for BC on reducing flood risk and restoring fish and wildlife habitat.

Will you stand with Chief Tsu-tsii-in for salmon?

Will you stand with Chief Tsu-tsii-in for salmon?

Citing wild fish health concerns, Hereditary Chief Alton Watts wants industry giant Cermaq to ‘vacate the area.’

Citing wild fish health concerns, Hereditary Chief Alton Watts wants industry giant Cermaq to ‘vacate the area.’

Citing wild fish health concerns, Hereditary Chief Alton Watts wants industry giant Cermaq to ‘vacate the area.’

B.C.’s South Coast recreational fishery has Canada’s highest salmon bycatch mortality. Ending wasteful release rules and using safer gear could save wild coho.

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Gravel mining at Norrish Creek is killing salmon eggs and destroying vital habitat. Tell governments to stop the damage and enforce the law.

Gravel mining at Norrish Creek is killing salmon eggs and destroying vital habitat. Tell governments to stop the damage and enforce the law.

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B.C.’s South Coast recreational salmon fishery is booming—but too many chinook and coho are dying after release. It’s time to rethink how it’s managed.

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New research led by the University of British Columbia, Pacific Salmon Foundation, and others identifies mortality-causing disease in wild Chinook salmon.

Watershed Watch's fisheries expert Greg Taylor provides a forecast for 2026 salmon returns.

Rajpaul Dhaliwal Facebook photo Amid the growing risks of a devastating flood, Coquitlam should join the growing chorus across the region advocating for

Before sharing his 2026 salmon forecast, fisheries expert Greg Taylor explains why climate change, freshwater conditions and DFO monitoring cuts make this season especially uncertain.

Watch Salmon watchdogs claim DFO is cutting back on monitoring Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

Watch Salmon watchdogs claim DFO is cutting back on monitoring Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

Watch Salmon watchdogs claim DFO is cutting back on monitoring Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

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New warnings on El Niño and hatchery production suggest tougher times ahead for Pacific salmon, despite recent years of strong returns.

Factory fish farms are a threat to wild salmon. Email the feds and let them know you want all factory fish farms out of B.C. waters and away from wild salmon before 2029.

Factory fish farms are a threat to wild salmon. Email the feds and let them know you want all factory fish farms out of B.C. waters and away from wild salmon before 2029.

An update on gravel mining at Norrish Creek, attempted restoration work to improve flows at Worth Creek, and what still needs to happen to defend wild salmon.

Foreign-owned salmon farm giants are lobbying Ottawa to reverse B.C.’s open-net fish farm ban despite parasite and disease risks to wild Pacific salmon.

Vancouver Island's snowpack stood at only 44 per cent of normal in the latest report from the province

How B.C. can manage floods differently—using fish-friendly infrastructure and nature-based solutions to protect communities and restore salmon.