Tomorrow is created by what you do today. Swipe to learn about some of the jobs, events, and other opportunities that were featured in our last newsletter:

Economic Lead, Climate Resilience with Ecotrust Canada

Access to Justice Program Coordinator with @wcelaw

Environmental Educator with @lepslangley

Restoration Program Manager with @blueberryriverfn

Kamloops Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration Workshop with @bcwildlifefederation and @tkemlups_te_secwepemc

Car-Free Day 2026 with @cityofpomo

Chilliwack River Knotweed Walk with @fraservalleyinvasives & @theknotweedlab

Online Live Green Shores courses: Fall 2026 with @stewardshipbc

Horsefly River Salmon Festival with @horseflyriverroundtable

BC Chapter of the Wildlife Society 2026 Conference with @bc_tws

BC Salmon Recovery and Resilience Conference with @pacificsalmonfoundation

Annual grant intake is open with @fishandwildlifecompprogram

2026 Biodiversity Field Schools are accepting applications with @livinglakesca

Federal pre-budget consultations with the Government of Canada

Article submissions are now open for the Freshwater Policy and Practice journal

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Restoration doesn`t end when the planting is finished.

Ongoing monitoring helps us understand how restored habitats are changing over time and how wildlife is responding. Recently, the Rivershed team has been collecting fish data using minnow traps at the sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm (Salmon River)* Foodlands Corridor, and the results are encouraging.

Recent monitoring recorded Coho Salmon, Northern Pikeminnow, and more than 100 Three-spined Stickleback in a single trap.

The site is supporting more than fish. A black bear was spotted nearby, and a North American Beaver has been busy reshaping one of the excavated ponds by building a dam that has created deeper water, providing valuable refuge for fish. It`s exciting to see natural processes taking hold in this largely urban watershed. We`re also pleased to see the bank stabilization work continuing to perform well.

Thank you to @kerrwoodleidal, the Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance, and our Watershed Workforce #volunteers for sharing their expertise and helping make this monitoring work possible.

*sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm is the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ word for the Salmon River. Translations provided by Knowledge Keepers and language learners from Kwantlen and Katzie Nations.

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Rivershed is proud to be one of 200 community-led projects selected for this round of the Ma Earth campaign. Through July 21, every new donor helps unlock additional matching funds, making every gift go even further.

Our goal is to reach 100 donors because, in this campaign, participation matters just as much as the amount donated. We`re already two-thirds of the way there. If you can spare $10, now is a great time to make it count.

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This summer’s opportunities are heating up. Swipe to discover some of the jobs, events, and funding opportunities available this month.

Consultant, Climate Risk Management with @Vancity

Executive Director with @indigenousclimateaction

Multiple opportunities on the @youthclimatecorps website

tmixᵂ Biologist with @okanagannation

Director, Treaty Lands and Resources with @tsleilwaututhnation

Production & Distribution Intern for the NatureWILD Magazine with @naturekidsbc

Climate Policy Analyst with @ubcic

Senior Project Manager with @generatecanada

Office Coordinator with @coastfunds

Director of Policy and Research Impact with the @picsclimate

The Battle for Biodiversity: Garry Oak Ecosystems and Invasive Species with @iscmv and @stanleyparkecology

Sharing Wisdom: Indigenous Elders Perspectives on Waste and the Environment with Coast Waste Management Association and @icldeducate

Invasive Removal at Robert Burnaby Park with the @iscmv

Multiple events with @naturevancouver

Multiple events with @lepslangley

Port Moody Car Free Day with @cityofpomo

BC Salmon Recovery and Resilience conference with @pacificsalmonfoundation

Multiple grant programs open for application with @iafbc

Calls for Proposals for the @pacificsalmoncommission’s Northern and Southern Funds

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This #FoodlandsFriday update is all about birds. 🦆

With the help of youth volunteers, Rivershed collected bird data along the sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm (Salmon River)* Foodlands Corridor as part of the BC Marsh Monitoring Program. This data is collected by identifying birds at the same location throughout the spring using two methods: aural (listening to calls) and visual. The data we collect is then shared with the @bcmarshmonitoring Program and helps track species distribution and population trends. Some of the species we have seen or heard at this Foodlands Corridor include Virginia Rail, Black-headed Grosbeak, Cedar Waxwing and Violet-green Swallow.

To learn more about Foodlands, click the link in our bio. 🔗

#Birds #BirdNerds #GenerationRestoration #HabitatRestoration

*sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm is the hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ word for the Salmon River. Translations provided by Knowledge Keepers and language learners from Kwantlen and Katzie Nations. ...

Opportunities are blooming all over the Fraser Watershed. Swipe to learn about some of the jobs, events, and other opportunities that were featured in last month`s newsletter:

Director of Education with @thestarfishca

Climate Policy Analyst with @ubcic

Multiple opportunities with @indigenousclimateaction

NatureWILD Production & Distribution Intern with @naturekidsbc

Event Ambassador with @bcparksfdn

Science-based Solutions for ‘Barriers’ to Salmon Recovery Webinar with @ubcforestry

Small Group Coaching series with Northern BC Restoration Community of Practice

Wetland Assessment Course with @bcwildlifefederation

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