The (delayed) start of the sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm Corridor field season
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We recently completed effectiveness monitoring (checking on how well restoration efforts are holding up) along the sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm corridor!
Heavy rain the day before meant the site was partially flooded when we arrived, but we forged ahead. It is always fascinating to see how different conditions shape the sites over time.
We snapped photos, counted fish, measured channels, and installed dissolved oxygen loggers to collect long-term water quality data. You can be sure our work was top-notch — it was overseen by the local llamas (see photo #2)! 🦙
Get the full story at the blog post linked in our bio! 🔗
#HabitatRestoration #Stewardship #GenerationRestoration #FieldWorkFun
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🌱 Help us plant with purpose this spring — in honour of mom. 💚
Across the Fraser Watershed buds are blooming and our team is getting ready to plant native species like salmonberry, red elderberry, and dogwood to restore riparian corridors at sites along the sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm, Bell Slough, and Stoney Creek–Nechako.
We’re raising $2,000 to purchase plants that support salmon, wildlife, and the ecosystems we all depend on.
🌼 This Mother’s Day, give back to the lands and waters that nourish us all. #DonateToday in honour of a mom who loves to tend and care (link in bio).
#MothersDay #WatershedCPR #PlantForTheFuture #NativePlants
Spring photos from the Fraser Watershed:
📷 Red flowering currant in bloom along the sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm Corridor by Elise Carelse.
📷 A willow budding along the banks of Stoney Creek in the Nechako region by Cait Gentle.
📷 Saskatoon berry blooming in the Fraser Canyon region by Cait Gentle.
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📣 You’re invited to our Annual General Meeting! Thursday, June 26, at 7 PM (online).
Celebrate the accomplishments of 2024, preview 2025, and participate in a special screening of the film The Spirit Who Swims. 🎥
Join from anywhere with an internet connection – register at the link in our bio!
#AGM2025 #RivershedBC #TheSpiritWhoSwims #NonProfit
Photo by: Fernando Lessa
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Over the past six months, the whole @rivershed team has been reflecting, unlearning, and growing through the Indigenous Inclusion Academy with @nahaneecreative.
The teachings have challenged us in the best ways—helping us strengthen how we show up alongside First Nations and throughout the Fraser Watershed.
This is lifelong work, and we’ll keep working to put these learnings into practice, step by step, guided by the principles of UNDRIP.
If you’re looking for a meaningful place to deepen your learning, we truly recommend the Indigenous Inclusion Academy.
Huy chexw (thank you) @nahaneecreative for the generous space to grow.
#Decolonization #LearningAndUnlearning #AllyshipInAction #Gratitude
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Spring into action this May 🌼 Swipe to learn about some of the jobs, events, funding and other opportunities from across the Fraser Watershed.
🐟 2025 Fingerling Festival with @noonscreekhatchery
🪴 Fraser Valley Conservancy Native Plant Sale with @fvconservancy
🌾 Lillooet Regional Invasive Species Society Annual General Meeting with @lrinvasives
🌊 Annual General Meeting 2025 with @livinglakesca
🌎 World Migratory Bird Day Webinar with @naturecanada_
🛶 Paddle the Slough Challenge 2025 with @watershedwatchbc
📅 Nicola Naturalists Society Hosts 2025 BC Nature Conference and AGM with @bcnature_
🌿 Plant ID Workshop for Spring Edible and Medicinal Plants – a Women Outdoors Workshop with @bcwildlifefederation
🏕️ Outdoor Recreation Council of BC Annual General Meeting with @orcbc.ca
🎉 Outdoor Recreation Council of BC 5th Annual BC Trails Day Celebrations with @orcbc.ca
📸 Fraser River Hall of Fame Ceremony with @thefrdc
🛠 2025 Salmonid Enhancement Program Community Workshop with Simpcw First Nation
📱 Social Media Manager with @indigenousleadershipinitiative
🤝 Restoration Community of Practice Coordinator with theSociety for Ecosystem Restoration in Northern BC
🗂️ Operations Manager with @bcpolicy
🌲 C.O.R.E Program Coordinator with @bcwildlifefederation
📣 Communications & Research Officer with Nature-Based Solutions Foundation
💼 Chief Financial Officer with @northerndevelop
👥@lrinvasives is looking for volunteers to join their Board of Directors and encourage youth to apply.
Have something exciting you’d like us to share in our next #WatershedOpportunities Post?
Send us a message and let’s get connected. 💬 You can subscribe to our newsletter at the link in our bio.
#GreenJobs #BCJobs #hiring #jobsearch
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Are you looking to grow your career while making a positive impact on the Fraser Watershed? Rivershed is hiring an Executive Assistant / Operations Coordinator to help keep operations running smoothly and support our executive team. If you`re highly organized and ready to support environmental action, apply now at the link in our bio.
📅 Open until filled.
💼 Full-time, remote, within the Fraser Watershed.
Get more info and apply at www.rivershed.com/careers (link in bio).
#GreenJobs #BCJobs #JobOpportunity #Hiring #EnvironmentalJobs
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Keep informed about what`s happening in the Fraser Watershed through our newsletter, Rivershed Stories! Swipe to see some of the headlines we shared in last month`s issue:
🌿 Ecosystem Protection Took a Hit in BC’s 2025 Budget.
🌲 BC Parks Foundation looking to protect a rare natural treasure near Juniper Ridge.
🐋 Government’s failure to issue emergency order puts Southern Resident killer whales at greater risk.
🔥 Nearly half of B.C. landslides linked to logging, wildfires, study finds.
🌊 Health of Fraser River Delta requires monitoring, management, SFU researchers warn.
📉 B.C. failing to show how it calculates forest carbon, audit finds.
Do you have news, events, or opportunities to share? Send us a DM, we’d be happy to include it in our next newsletter. 📧 The next issue of Rivershed Stories comes out next week, subscribe at the link in our bio!
#BCNews #LocalNews #WatershedCPR #WatershedNews #FraserRiver
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Happy #FoodlandsFriday! 🌸 Today we are highlighting the sqʷəliʔəs (Red Flowering Currant)*, one of the species planted at the Foodlands corridor on the sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm (Salmon River). 🌸 sqʷəliʔəs are great for riparian restoration as the dense shrubs provide food and shelter for wildlife and their root system helps stabilize stream banks and reduce soil erosion. The shrubs are also drought tolerant and provide food and habitat for wildlife, especially migrating hummingbirds.
🌱 Want to learn more about the Foodlands Corridor Restoration Program? Check out the link in our bio!
*hәn̓q̓әmin̓әm (Downriver dialect of Halkomelem) translations provided by Knowledge Keepers and language learners from Kwantlen and Katzie Nations.
#SpeciesSpotlight #FraserWatershed #WatershedRestoration #Naturegram
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