#Salmon are famous for their anadromous journeys, but #DYK they can also reside in rivers for much, if not all, of their adult lives?🐟This is another reason taking care of streams, rivers, and oceans is essential to the survival of our precious lil keystone species 🌲🌊 📸EJ

"We have to make sure we have an adequate home for the salmon to return to." - Rebecca Broadbent, Upper Fraser Fisheries Conservation Alliance healthywatersheds.ca/project-storie…

Grim indeed esp for salmon populations headed to #Nechako and Stuart. Hard work by Indigenous and non to understand extent of impacts and mitigate losses Fraser Salmon Mgt Cl Fraser Basin Council Upper Fraser Fisheries Conservation Alliance Wayne Salewski

Over 1200 jobs were created or supported with HWI funding. Read our Major Outcomes Report for more details on how this significant investment in #watersheds created positive change for ecosystems, communities, and economies. healthywatersheds.ca/news/our-water… Photos: @DucinBC Upper Fraser Fisheries Conservation Alliance

UFFCA is partnering with FN Fisheries Council, PACIFIC SALMON FOUNDATION and others in a new Save Our Salmon (SOS) Coalition Coalition. We'll work w/ First Nations, governments, industry, and stakeholders down to the grassroots level to address the crisis of declining wild salmon in BC. #SaveOurSalmon biv.com/article/2023/0…

Happy #WorldWaterDay! Through projects like water monitoring and habitat restoration, Upper Fraser First Nations are working together to protect freshwater ecosystems in the Upper Fraser watershed and the many fish populations they support.

The Province is seeking feedback on the Watershed Security Strategy and Fund Intentions Paper until April 17, 2023. 🌊 #WatershedSecurity #HealthyWatersBC #BC You can read the Intentions Paper and submit your feedback here: engage.gov.bc.ca/watershedsecur…

Here's an UPDATED schedule of emergency conservation enhancement salmon fry/smolt releases. UFFCA is working with Upper Fraser First Nations and partners to rebuild already vulnerable salmon that were further impacted by the Big Bar Landslide. Join us for an event in your area!

Takla Lake First Nation hosted UFFCA for our June meeting; we got to see their conservation hatchery and an Early Stuart salmon fry release. Here's a story about the emergency conservation enhancement work at Takla and in other Upper Fraser communities. nationalobserver.com/2023/07/05/pus…