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The Mountain Slough, near Agassiz, BC, has been identified as a priority slough by many different levels of government: the Ministry of Environment for its breeding colony of Oregon Spotted Frog; by DFO for the detrimental affects of the existing pumping station (Hammersley Pump); and, by the District of Kent for the inadequate pumping capacity […]
The 2008 project represents a substantial step forward for the crew by implementing interventions that were identified over the previous two seasons of extensive assessment and documentation (Holmes 2006, 2007). Xeni Gwet’in is mindful of the positive influence their pristine watersheds have on the Fraser River drainage as a whole. During the course of this […]
The Murray Creek Stream Rehabilitation project has been underway for four years. Our group has met with the majority of the landowners and has moved them to be on side to develop Environmental Farm Plans and to embrace water stewardship values as part of their business plans. With each season and positive results with these […]
The Chilliwack and Cultus Lake watersheds are highly valued recreational areas for their wildness, beauty and biodiversity. Many residents and land users choose to live or vacation there because they appreciated the area however no outreach to landowners had been conducted prior to this program. Our outreach program set out to measure the current level […]
The overarching goal of our three-year project is to enhance our understanding of the interactions between salmon and their ecosystems, by examining how aspects of freshwater and riparian habitats affect salmon populations, and how adult abundance in turn affects ecosystem productivity for juveniles. Specifically, our work has three objectives: 1) To test quantitative links between […]
Gates Creek supports important summer sockeye and interior coho salmon stocks, both of which are declining due to poor marine conditions and impaired freshwater productivity. This stream is also spawning and rearing habitat for Bull and rainbow trout residing in Anderson Lake. The watershed partners have identified three key factors in declining salmon productivity: deterioration […]
Musqueam Creek is Vancouver’s last wild salmon stream supporting runs of wild Coho, Chum and Cutthroat Trout. Being wild the Musqueam Coho stock it is an important contributor to the health and biodiversity of Fraser River Pacific Salmon and an invaluable culture resource to the Musqueam Nation. However, the production of salmonids in this system […]
