Current Job Opportunities
Program Coordinator – Foodlands We are seeking a dedicated Program Coordinator to join our team…
Help us achieve our vision of the Fraser as a resilient watershed with salmon, people and economies flourishing in rivershed communities.
Join us for a free Community BBQ to meet paddlers and community members on Saturday, August 10 at Riverside Park.
Individuals aged 13-25 are invited to join us on August 10 for a day of paddling, hands-on activities, and expert knowledge-sharing.
Learn more about the program and the habitat restoration work on the scΜe:Ι¬xΚ·ΙyΜΙm/SalmonΒ River corridor.
Explore this free, self-guided learning experience designed to educate and inspire people to care for the Fraser Watershed.
Bringing people together to foster deep connections to the Fraser Watershed and each other.
Webinar and strategy session to develop a collaborative conservationΒ strategy.
Click on any region to learn more.
Program Coordinator – Foodlands We are seeking a dedicated Program Coordinator to join our team…
Experience the Fraser River like never beforeβpaddle a Voyageur canoe with us! πΆ Weβre bringing…
Rivershed Stories is our monthly newsletter that highlights news, events and opportunities within the Fraser…
We will be at the Horsefly Salmon Festival this weekend. Come say hi if you`re in the area!
#HorseflySalmonFestival #WildSalmon #HorseflyRiver
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Big things are happening this week at the Foodlands sites along the scΜe:Ι¬xΚ·ΙyΜΙm (Salmon River) Corridor! Hereβs a sneak peak of bank stabilization work, using green engineering techniques, in action.
Like and follow us to see how it looks when it is done!
#FoodlandsFriday #HabitatRestore #GenerationRestoration #LangleyBC
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Anderson Creek, a small yet significant waterbody in the Fraser Canyon, is nestled within Nlakaβpamux traditional territory, 5 kms south of Boston Bar. This creek is fed by the surrounding mountainous terrain, eventually draining into the Fraser River. Anderson Creek plays a vital role in the health and sustainability of the Fraser Watershed, which is made up of 34 intricately linked riversheds.
Anderson Creek is a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts. The creek is also a vital habitat for several species, particularly salmon, which rely on its cold, clean waters for spawning. The surrounding forested areas are home to a variety of wildlife, including eagles, black bears and deer, making it a biodiverse hotspot within the region. If you visit, make sure to check out @tuckkwiowhumvillage as well.
As we highlight Anderson Creek this #WatershedWednesday, it`s important to reflect that this spectacular creek is just one of many riversheds within the Fraser Watershed, each playing a unique role in the health of the region. Supporting stewardship efforts and staying informed about local environmental issues are simple ways to help protect these vital water resources.
Rivershed is connecting a movement to protect and restore the Fraser Watershed, and we`d love for you to join us! Together, we can make a difference for the watershed, the wildlife, and the communities that rely on it.
Join the movement at the link in our bio!
π· Where Anderson Creek meets the Fraser River. Photos by MartΓn Melendro.
#Naturegrams #GetOutside #nlakapamuxterritory #FraserCanyon
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π GIVEAWAY ALERT! π
Experience the Fraser River like never beforeβpaddle a Voyageur canoe with us! πΆ
Weβre bringing together our Watershed CPR Champions for a special day on the water, and weβve reserved two exclusive seats just for you and a friend! Enter the contest for an opportunity to join us on Saturday, September 21st, as we journey from Mission to Fort Langley.
Want to win this unforgettable experience? Simply fill out the short form linked in our bio.
Hurryβcontest closes on September 4th, and the lucky winner will be announced on September 5th.
Donβt miss your chance to be part of this amazing adventure! π
π· 1st photo by Elise Carelse, 2nd by Keeley Nixon.
#WatershedCPR #FraserRiver #contest #MissionBC #FortLangley
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Stay informed about what`s happening in the Fraser Watershed through our newsletter, Rivershed Stories! β‘ Swipe to see some of the headlines we shared in the July issue.
π§ Important habitat for fish in Heart of the Fraser now conserved.
π₯€ New plastic regulations will keep more plastic waste out of communities.
π Dredging threatens Chilliwack salmon habitat.
π² Feds propose to protect critical spotted owl habitat 1,000 times the size of Stanley Park.
π¦ Wetlands restoration project begins near Vedder Rotary Trail in Chilliwack.
Do you have news, events or opportunities you`d like to share throughout the Fraser Watershed? Let us know by sending a DM!
π§ Subscribe to our newsletter at the link in our bio.
#BCNews #InstaNews #BCWatersheds #FraserWatershed
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A big thank you to everyone who made the Nechako Youth Paddle a success!
On August 10, young paddlers explored the Nechako Riverβs beauty, learned about its ecology and significance to Nations, and embraced teamwork. πΆ
Special thanks to Kasandra Turbide and Rodney Teed from Saikβuz First Nation for sharing stories and knowledge, making the day even more meaningful. π
Together, weβre shaping a sustainable future for the Fraser Watershed! Learn more and join the Watershed Movement at the link in our bio.
π· by Miki Eslake.
#SaikuzTerritory #ForFutureGenerations #WatershedCPR #NechakoRiver
@reimer_farm_market @fourriverscoop @bchydro @fortisbc @integriscu
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ππΏ Summer fun is here, but so are droughts and wildfires. Let`s protect the Fraser Watershed together! π
Donate now to become part of a Movement to connect, protect and restore the Fraser Watershed.
Every bit helps! Let`s keep our watershed vibrant and resilient for future generations. π Donate today at the link in our bio.
#FraserWatershed #ProtectOurWatershed #WaterIsLife #SalmonForever
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School may be out for the summer, but the learning doesn`t have to end! βοΈπ± Now is a great time for learners of all ages to dive into our Virtual Watershed CPR Education program, a resource we developed in partnership with @CanGeo to help people learn more about the Fraser Watershed.
π This FREE self-guided learning experience explores the Fraser Watershed, from the wildlife that lives within it, to the environmental threats the watershed faces and what we can do to help. π Link in bio!
#ActivitiesForKids #SummerBreak #KidsActivities #FraserRiver
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