A timely talk from the perspective of to Se:math First Nation members. This is the second in the new Watershed Views speaker series. Hope to see you there!UPDATE: This event was originally scheduled for December 16 and was postponed due to flooding and weather impacts across the Fraser Valley. We’re grateful to be able to share a new date and look forward to gathering soon.
Join us for the second event in our Watershed Views Speaker Series!
This session brings together two inspiring leaders working on post-flood recovery, watershed resilience, and long-term restoration in the region.
🎙️ Featuring:� •Murray Ned (Kwilosintun)�Executive Director, Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance�A long-time leader in fisheries governance, regional restoration, and Indigenous stewardship in the Fraser Valley. • Sasha Tuttle – Environmental Compliance Officer, Sumas (Semá:th) First Nation�A biologist working at the intersection of ecological research, conservation policy, and culturally grounded stewardship.
📅 January 29, 2026 – 6:00 PM �📍 Lecture Hall B101, UFV Abbotsford Campus, 33844 King Rd
This event is free and open to everyone. Registration is not mandatory, but it helps us plan for seating and updates.
A cold but beautiful couple of days in the Upper Pitt collecting flow data and and downloading water quality data from loggers. The work is in support of habitat restoration work led by Katzie First Nation.
Thanks to Katzie Guardians Curtis Chapman and Dylan Florence for good company and braving the weather and to Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance for the loan of the flow meter. ... See MoreSee Less
📍 Abbotsford – Lonzo Marshall Creek 🗓 Saturday, Oct 18 | 10am–2pm
We’ll provide the plants, tools, and snacks, you bring your energy, enthusiasm, and maybe a friend or two! 💚
👉 Sign up with Rachel@fvwc.ca so we can make sure we have enough gear (and snacks!) for everyone.
Can’t make those dates? We also welcome school groups, corporate teams, and community organizations to book separate planting days! It’s a great way to learn, team-build, and give back to the environment. Reach out to Rachel to learn more!🌿
Together, we’re growing a greener Fraser Valley 🌎💪 ... See MoreSee Less
The first in a new series of talks about watersheds. We are planning holding them quarterly. Sponsored by Fraser Valley Watersheds Coalition, Stó:lō Research and Resource Management Centre, and University of the Fraser Valley.
Hope to see you there!!We’re launching our new Speaker Series with an evening of conservation, learning, and community connection!
Hear from T’ít’elem Spáth (Dr. Eddie Gardner) and Roxanna Kooistra as they share updates on restoration in Hope Slough and future conservation work at Gill Bar.
This event is the first in our new series and is co-sponsored by the Fraser Valley Watersheds Coalition, the University of the Fraser Valley, and the Stó:lō Research and Resource Management Centre.
🗓 October 7, 2025 🕡 6:30 PM 📍 The Gathering Place, UFV Chilliwack Campus
Free + open to all! Bring your friends, family, and your curiosity. Let’s gather, learn, and celebrate together. 🌱
👉 Registration is not required (but highly appreciated) it helps us plan seating and stay organized. We’d love to see you there! forms.gle/k4tAan4ZXGcs7FpB6... See MoreSee Less
In late 2024, Worth Creek, near Mission, B.C., ran dry, killing salmon eggs. Extensive gravel mining in nearby Norrish Creek was found to be the cause. Read our latest blog to learn more.
A timely talk from the perspective of to Se:math First Nation members. This is the second in the new Watershed Views speaker series.
Hope to see you there!UPDATE: This event was originally scheduled for December 16 and was postponed due to flooding and weather impacts across the Fraser Valley. We’re grateful to be able to share a new date and look forward to gathering soon.
Join us for the second event in our Watershed Views Speaker Series!
This session brings together two inspiring leaders working on post-flood recovery, watershed resilience, and long-term restoration in the region.
🎙️ Featuring:�
•Murray Ned (Kwilosintun)�Executive Director, Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance�A long-time leader in fisheries governance, regional restoration, and Indigenous stewardship in the Fraser Valley.
• Sasha Tuttle – Environmental Compliance Officer, Sumas (Semá:th) First Nation�A biologist working at the intersection of ecological research, conservation policy, and culturally grounded stewardship.
📅 January 29, 2026 – 6:00 PM
�📍 Lecture Hall B101, UFV Abbotsford Campus, 33844 King Rd
This event is free and open to everyone. Registration is not mandatory, but it helps us plan for seating and updates.
🔗 Register here: forms.gle/71pfF8dnK4vUsWgM9
We hope to see you there! ... See MoreSee Less
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A cold but beautiful couple of days in the Upper Pitt collecting flow data and and downloading water quality data from loggers. The work is in support of habitat restoration work led by Katzie First Nation.
Thanks to Katzie Guardians Curtis Chapman and Dylan Florence for good company and braving the weather and to Lower Fraser Fisheries Alliance for the loan of the flow meter. ... See MoreSee Less
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A great day of fishy show and tell at Gill Bar with Pelólxw youth.
Thanks to Alongside Research and Consulting for organizing! ... See MoreSee Less
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Let’s dig in together! ✨🌱
We’ve got thousands of Indigenous trees and shrubs ready to be planted this fall, and we need YOUR help to make it happen!
📍 Chilliwack – Hooge Wetland (Vedder River)
🗓 Saturday, Oct 4 | 10am–2pm
📍 Abbotsford – Lonzo Marshall Creek
🗓 Saturday, Oct 18 | 10am–2pm
We’ll provide the plants, tools, and snacks, you bring your energy, enthusiasm, and maybe a friend or two! 💚
👉 Sign up with Rachel@fvwc.ca so we can make sure we have enough gear (and snacks!) for everyone.
Can’t make those dates? We also welcome school groups, corporate teams, and community organizations to book separate planting days! It’s a great way to learn, team-build, and give back to the environment. Reach out to Rachel to learn more!🌿
Together, we’re growing a greener Fraser Valley 🌎💪 ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
The first in a new series of talks about watersheds. We are planning holding them quarterly. Sponsored by Fraser Valley Watersheds Coalition, Stó:lō Research and Resource Management Centre, and University of the Fraser Valley.
Hope to see you there!!We’re launching our new Speaker Series with an evening of conservation, learning, and community connection!
Hear from T’ít’elem Spáth (Dr. Eddie Gardner) and Roxanna Kooistra as they share updates on restoration in Hope Slough and future conservation work at Gill Bar.
This event is the first in our new series and is co-sponsored by the Fraser Valley Watersheds Coalition, the University of the Fraser Valley, and the Stó:lō Research and Resource Management Centre.
🗓 October 7, 2025
🕡 6:30 PM
📍 The Gathering Place, UFV Chilliwack Campus
Free + open to all! Bring your friends, family, and your curiosity. Let’s gather, learn, and celebrate together. 🌱
👉 Registration is not required (but highly appreciated) it helps us plan seating and stay organized. We’d love to see you there! forms.gle/k4tAan4ZXGcs7FpB6 ... See MoreSee Less
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Displacing Nutrition: The Role of Salmon Aquaculture in Global Inequality
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The production of fish feed given to farmed salmon depletes small fish vital to diets in developing countries and strains marine ecosystems.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Salmon, Gravel, and a Warning from Worth Creek | Watershed Watch Salmon Society
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In late 2024, Worth Creek, near Mission, B.C., ran dry, killing salmon eggs. Extensive gravel mining in nearby Norrish Creek was found to be the cause. Read our latest blog to learn more.0 CommentsComment on Facebook