Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.
Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.
December 8th was the first annual Pacific Sand Lance Day!
These skinny forage fish are understudied and important to our coastal ecosystem. Sand lance have over 100 known predators, and are particularly important to nesting sea birds. This eclectic fish buries into sandy sea beds, hibernates all winter, and spawns on beaches!
Our organization is looking for an enthusiastic leader to help us grow and manage our restoration projects and document our restoration success. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in ecology/biology, in both freshwater and marine systems, as well as restoration.
To support organization of legacy data from Project Watershed’s recent and ongoing coastal restoration projects, and to assist with development of a data management protocol.
Operations Coordinator
Help us welcome visitors to the Project Watershed office during this year’s Tintown Christmas Open House!
Join us on Sunday December 3rd for our annual carol walk!
Project Watershed will be selling some items at this year’s Fiesta winter market as well as accepting donations. We need a few volunteers to help staff our booth.
The operations manager will support PW core organizational functions like managing staff and human resources, managing operational goals and deliverables, and increasing the organization’s quality, efficiency, and productivity.
Project Watershed’s Forage Fish team is coming to Tofino to share our research. Join us for a lecture on the importance of forage fish, their biology, ecology, and our west coast project plans to map this ecologically important habitat.
Please note that this posting is now closed as the position has been filled.
This fall we will be planting camas bulbs and Garry Oaks into our pilot Garry Oak meadow area, as well as harvesting willow stakes!
Come help staff our booth at the Puntledge Hatchery annual Open House!