NEWS

Winter Storms Scour Sooke River

Excessive winter downpours have scoured the Sooke River and its tributaries destroying hundreds of thousands of salmon eggs. 

“Greenie Weenie” Conservation Measures Add Up!

A new report says efficiency improvements could cut global energy-consumption increases by more than half over the next 15 years. 

Shoppers in Washington Now Have More Ways to Help Salmon

Salmon safe eco-labeling allows consumers to go a step further and buy groceries certified not to harm salmon.

Economic Benefits from Healthy Ecosystems?

In today’s Globe and Mail, ecologist Kai Chan looks at what he calls “ecosystem services”—the value of the natural environment to humans.

Feds and BC Government Invest $20 Million in the Fraser Salmon & Watersheds Program

On November 17, 2006 The Government of Canada and British Columbia announced they will invest $20 Million in the Fraser Salmon & Watersheds Program.

Send a Salmon-Inspired Holiday Card This Season!

Haven’t got your holiday cards yet? It’s not too late to order yours and support salmon at the same time!

Salmon-Inspired Holiday Cards. Image:Larry E. Stefanyk.

Fish-Water Management Tool Helps Okanagan Sockeye

Three Coquitlam Schools Work Together to Save Salmon

The Tri-City News reports on how students and teachers at Eagle Ridge elementary, Scott Creek middle and Gleneagle secondary are teaming up to help save salmon.

Concrete Salmon Sculpture a Symbol of Rejuvenation for the Nicomekl River

An article from the Langley Times which profiles a concrete salmon sculpture, Erine, now a public reminder of the health of the Nicomekl River.

Cement Salmon Sculpture. Photo: C. Kelsey.