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Using Watershed CPR to transform the Fraser into a resilient watershed.
By 2030, our goal is to:

Connect

Connect

a Watershed Movement.

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Protect

Protect

30% of the Fraser Watershed.

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Restore

Restore

2.4% of the Fraser Watershed.

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Programs & Events

Foodlands Corridor Restoration

Learn more about the program and the habitat restoration work on the sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm/Salmon River corridor.

Virtual Watershed CPR Education

Explore the Fraser and learn how to be a Watershed Defender.

Salmon Aquaculture Compendium

A collection of relevant websites, research articles and documents to provide reliable information about technological alternatives to open-net pen aquaculture.

Race the River

June 11 – July 3, 2022. Don’t worry, you don’t have to run.

Annual General Meeting

June 4th, 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm.

Heart of the Fraser Strategy Session

Webinar and strategy session to develop a collaborative conservation strategy.

River Clinic 2021

Inspiring the next generation of Watershed Defenders.

Fraser Watershed

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Fraser Headwaters

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Fraser Canyon

Lower Fraser

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Mar 22

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Happy World Water Day! 💧 Today, we are reminded that the climate crisis is a water crisis. Climate change disrupts weather patterns, leading to extreme weather events which can make access to clean water unpredictable, exacerbate water scarcity, and contaminate water supplies. Protecting and restoring precious water resources is more important than ever in the Fraser Watershed, as a healthy, resilient watershed offers natural protection against droughts, wildfires, and floods. That's why we invite you to join the movement to protect and restore the watershed at the link in our bio. Together, we can make a real difference in preserving the watershed for future generations. #WorldWaterDay #WaterCrisis #FraserWatershed #BeTheChange

Happy World Water Day! 💧 Today, we are reminded that the climate crisis is a water crisis. Climate change disrupts weather patterns, leading to extreme weather events which can make access to clean water unpredictable, exacerbate water scarcity, and contaminate water supplies.

Protecting and restoring precious water resources is more important than ever in the Fraser Watershed, as a healthy, resilient watershed offers natural protection against droughts, wildfires, and floods. That`s why we invite you to join the movement to protect and restore the watershed at the link in our bio. Together, we can make a real difference in preserving the watershed for future generations.

#WorldWaterDay #WaterCrisis #FraserWatershed #BeTheChange ...

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Mar 21

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Forests are critical for the health of wildlife and humanity. 🌲 They help slow the rate of climate change by removing and storing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Forests provide habitat for wildlife and are especially important for salmon as the shade from trees and other vegetation helps keep watersheds cool. 🔗 The Fraser Watershed is home to some of the most important forests in North America. So today, on International Forests Day, please consider joining the movement to protect and restore the watershed at the link in our bio. #InternationalDayOfForests #ForestDay #FraserRiver #FraserWatershed #ExploreBC

Forests are critical for the health of wildlife and humanity. 🌲 They help slow the rate of climate change by removing and storing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Forests provide habitat for wildlife and are especially important for salmon as the shade from trees and other vegetation helps keep watersheds cool.

🔗 The Fraser Watershed is home to some of the most important forests in North America. So today, on International Forests Day, please consider joining the movement to protect and restore the watershed at the link in our bio.

#InternationalDayOfForests #ForestDay #FraserRiver #FraserWatershed #ExploreBC ...

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Mar 14

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Happy International Day of Action for Rivers! Today, we're celebrating the mighty Fraser River and the complex ecosystem it supports. With over sixty fish species, more than 300 species of resident and migratory birds, and dozens of iconic mammals, the Fraser Watershed is critical for the prosperity and survival of people, communities, and wildlife. Here at Rivershed, the Fraser River is at the heart of everything we do. We're building a movement to protect and restore the watershed using Watershed CPR (Connect. Protect. Restore.) – and we invite you to join us. Together, we can make a difference for the Fraser Watershed and the communities that depend on it. Let's take action for a sustainable future! 🏞 Join the movement today at the link in our bio. #InternationalDayofActionforRivers #FraserRiver #FraserWatershed #riverside #riverbend #WatershedCPR #BCWatersheds

Happy International Day of Action for Rivers! Today, we`re celebrating the mighty Fraser River and the complex ecosystem it supports. With over sixty fish species, more than 300 species of resident and migratory birds, and dozens of iconic mammals, the Fraser Watershed is critical for the prosperity and survival of people, communities, and wildlife.

Here at Rivershed, the Fraser River is at the heart of everything we do. We`re building a movement to protect and restore the watershed using Watershed CPR (Connect. Protect. Restore.) – and we invite you to join us. Together, we can make a difference for the Fraser Watershed and the communities that depend on it. Let`s take action for a sustainable future! 🏞 Join the movement today at the link in our bio.

#InternationalDayofActionforRivers #FraserRiver #FraserWatershed #riverside #riverbend #WatershedCPR #BCWatersheds ...

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Mar 13

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Please join us in welcoming our new Graphic Artist, Leya, to the Rivershed Team! 👋 Leya is a visual artist who uses art, design and drawing to help shed light on ecological concepts. Since completing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Arts at the University of Victoria in 2016, she has collaborated with a diverse range of scientists, organizations and communities. She strives to create images that help make evidence-based research more accessible to wider audiences, with land and water-based learning playing an important role in her creative process. Her reverence for rivers was first cultivated as a participant in a YMCA youth paddling program in the Arctic. She now leads multi-day canoe and kayak expeditions in both salt and freshwater across the coast. She currently lives, works and gardens on Taystay’ich traditional territory of the K’ómoks, Tla’amin and Qualicum First Nations. 🔗 Click the link in our bio to learn more about the rest of the Rivershed team #MeetTheTeam #WatershedCPR #Welcome #GreenJobs #WomenInNonProfits #NewStaff #NewHire #WelcomeToTheTeam #Communications #VisualArtist #GraphicDesign

Please join us in welcoming our new Graphic Artist, Leya, to the Rivershed Team! 👋

Leya is a visual artist who uses art, design and drawing to help shed light on ecological concepts. Since completing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Arts at the University of Victoria in 2016, she has collaborated with a diverse range of scientists, organizations and communities. She strives to create images that help make evidence-based research more accessible to wider audiences, with land and water-based learning playing an important role in her creative process. Her reverence for rivers was first cultivated as a participant in a YMCA youth paddling program in the Arctic. She now leads multi-day canoe and kayak expeditions in both salt and freshwater across the coast. She currently lives, works and gardens on Taystay’ich traditional territory of the K’ómoks, Tla’amin and Qualicum First Nations.

🔗 Click the link in our bio to learn more about the rest of the Rivershed team

#MeetTheTeam #WatershedCPR #Welcome #GreenJobs #WomenInNonProfits #NewStaff #NewHire #WelcomeToTheTeam #Communications #VisualArtist #GraphicDesign ...

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