Return-It and the Pacific Salmon Foundation support local community research on microplastics on the B.C. coast
PressUcluelet Aquarium’s ‘citizen science’ project reveals recurring patterns about the volume and types of microplastics present
Ucluelet, B.C. – November 10, 2021 – The problem of plastics in the ocean may conjure images of debris…
Resilient Coasts for Salmon
Blog, Salmon StewardNature-based Solutions for Climate Change
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EvUhG_0cKI
Protecting coastal communities from ocean waves and erosion has traditionally involved hardening shorelines with structures like dykes, seawalls and jetties.…
Climate Action in the Community
Blog, Salmon StewardHow stewards across B.C. are putting your donations to work
Our community partners are the resident experts in their local watersheds, and when it comes to climate change, they continue to lead the way in salmon recovery. Here’s how they’re…
Changing with the Climes
Blog, Salmon StewardWith a $3.2-million government grant, PSF launches a three-pronged program to help B.C. salmon survive an increasingly volatile environment
Salmon have adapted over thousands of years to natural conditions in our region, but those conditions…
Climate Action in the Community
Blog, Salmon StewardHow stewards across B.C. are putting your donations to work
Our community partners are the resident experts in their local watersheds, and when it comes to climate change, they continue to lead the way in salmon recovery. Here’s how they’re…
Changing with the Climes
Blog, Salmon StewardWith a $3.2-million government grant, PSF launches a three-pronged program to help B.C. salmon survive an increasingly volatile environment
Salmon have adapted over thousands of years to natural conditions in our region, but those conditions…
Drought and salmon
BlogWhat is happening in BC – September 15, 2021
An update by Jason Hwang, VP for Salmon
You wouldn’t think that a temperate rainforest known for its wet, lush environment would reach alarming drought levels, but ours did.
Thankfully, rain…
Drought and salmon
Blog, Climate Adaptation SeriesWhat is happening in BC – September 15, 2021
An update by Jason Hwang, VP for Salmon
You wouldn’t think that a temperate rainforest known for its wet, lush environment would reach alarming drought levels, but ours did.
Thankfully,…