Our FraserFEST adventures have been successful in large part because of the support of our sponsors. One of our amazing sponsors is Jan Voss, owner of CTS (Creative Transportation Solutions Ltd.). We asked Jan some questions to see why he…
Here’s your chance to join us on the river free of charge! Help us promote the Sustainable Living Leadership Program (SLLP), by telling people about the program and/or sharing information, images and links with your network. There are two ways…
In light of the great interest in the 2016 BC Endangered Rivers List, and with the next provincial election on the horizon, a group of BC’s largest conservation and recreation groups have come together to ask all provincial political parties…
Active Citizens Social Enterprise In celebration of Canada’s sesquicentennial, the United Nations Association in Canada in partnership with the British Council Canada is proud to launch Active Citizens Social Enterprise (ACSE) in communities across the country. ACSE is a…
First Nations Women Advocating Responsible Mining (FNWARM) is requesting help in changing the long-term operational plans for Mount Polley Mine. In June 2016, less than two years after the catastrophic tailings dam fail in August 2014, and despite numerous ongoing…
Bill C-228 is being voted on in the House of Commons this Tuesday. If passed, the bill will see government take action to transition harmful open-pen salmon farms—which have put BC’s wild salmon at risk—to safe closed containment. Your help…
On Monday, November 28th, the Rivershed Society of BC submitted our comments on the review of the Fisheries Act directly to the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans, as well as our comments on the Navigation Protection Act to the…
The Rivershed Society of BC (RSBC) hosted another successful FraserFEST over the summer, with festivals taking place in Xatśūll on July 24; Williams Lake on July 25; Lillooet on July 30; Yale on August 1; Coquitlam on August 4; Vancouver…
I embarked on a month long journey down the Fraser River that re-connected me with nature – where I come from. This connection is more than staring out at the scenery and feeling the beauty of it, but instead feeling…
How can I describe in words the magic of existing for twenty-five days in a small community living along the banks of a river? Life-changing, affirming, rewarding beyond measure. At the Culps’ farm in Dunster Look at all the saskatoons!…
