Youth aged 13-25 in the #Nechako region are invited to join us for a FREE day of paddling.
#PrinceGeorgeBC #NorthernBC #Vanderhoof
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Why are #wetlands important?
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Did you know? Forested watersheds and wetlands provide 75% of the world's accessible freshwater.
#WetlandsDay #WorldWetlandsDay
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Episode 1 of the DOWN TO YOU podcast, from the Fraser Basin Council Youth Program, is out NOW on your favourite podcatcher! Hear how BC youth are working to reduce their #climate footprint and offer inspiring solutions for a #netzero future. downtoyou.ca/
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Although it may be too chilly to think about a Quayside Tour at the moment, now is a great time to book ahead for spring! Learn about the many communities, human and non-human, the Fraser River supports as you stroll down the boardwalk.
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The Rivershed Society of BC invites you to be part of our mission to connect, protect and restore the Fraser's 34 riversheds. Join the Watershed Movement, and help foster an equitable and sustainable legacy for generations to come. 💙 buff.ly/3OsLBLY #BCWatersheds
Happy #FoodlandsFriday! Today's #SpeciesSpotlight is on k̓ʷsic̓ (cutthroat trout)*, one of the species the Foodlands Corridor Restoration Program is restoring habitat for along the sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm (Salmon River)*.
🌿 See our blog post for updates about work that's taken place recently along the sc̓e:ɬxʷəy̓əm Corridor: buff.ly/48FSb9I
*hәn̓q̓әmin̓әm (Downriver dialect of Halkomelem) translation provided by knowledge keepers and language learners from the Kwantlen and Katzie Nations.
#CutthroatTrout #GenerationRestoration #HabitatRestoration
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💚 WORLD WETLANDS DAY 💚 2 February 2024
This year we are celebrating wetlands and human wellbeing! Explore all the campaign materials available from the link below and be part of the global celebration.
➡️ worldwetlandsday.org
Chilliwack First Nations hope to see popular Fraser River off-road area become protected zone
A park or campground could be possibilities for Gill Bar after Pilalt Tribes restore fish habitat harmed by motorized recreation along the #FraserRiver
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The Fraser is a lifeline for countless species, including iconic #PacificSalmon. What happens in the Fraser Headwaters directly impacts the Lower Fraser & vice versa. Disrupt this cycle, & it's not just salmon that suffer; our communities & nature do, too. rivershed.com/donate/
"To the delight of volunteer Cougar Creek Streamkeepers - and herons, it has been a busy spawning season in North Delta’s most productive salmon stream."
Nature Notes: Splash 300 and counting delta-optimist.com/in-the-co… via @DeltaOptimist
Photos: Resilient Waters helps more lower Fraser River salmon get home tricitynews.com/local-news/p… via @TriCityNews
With winter quickly approaching 🥶 we find ourselves reflecting on the warm days of summer & want to share some happy moments from our time connecting with folks throughout the watershed via in-person and on-the-water events.
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From #paddling with youth in the #Nechako to piloting a new River Clinic concept in the #Cariboo to guiding #Voyageur canoes full of #WatershedCPR leaders and collaborators on the #LowerFraser, the connections we facilitate are impactful and long-lasting.
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#NewsUpdates: Our newsletter, Rivershed Stories, keeps you informed about news, events, funding & job opportunities in the #FraserWatershed. Here are some of the headlines we shared in November:
Quesnel Lake scrutiny continues years after B.C.'s Mount Polley mine breach 🧪 #MountPolley #Research #QuesnelRiverResearchCentre campbellrivermirror.com/news…

ALT A hand wearing a blue latex glove holds a clear glass test-tube filled with water, the background is a blurred image of water and long green grass stalks. White text reads, "Quesnel Lake scrutiny continues years after B.C.'s Mount Polley mine breach. Nearly a decade later, scientists monitor effects of 18 million cubic meters of copper mine sediment."
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ALT Scenic shot with the Fraser River in the foregound and snow covered Golden Ears Park mountains in the background. The sky is grey-blue and has sparse clouds, in the foreground is the Golden Ears bridge crossing the Fraser River with leaf-less trees along the edge of the water. White text reads, "Subscribe to our newsletter for more Rivershed Stories."














