Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.
Project Watershed is conducting beach spawning forage fish surveys using visual egg searching methods, and new environmental DNA (eDNA) techniques. The egg search efforts have been conducted primarily with the help of dedicated community scientists who have been...
We are looking for volunteers to assist with environmental education field trips.
We are looking for volunteer citizen scientists to help with upcoming forage fish field sampling season.
Project Watershed was recently invited to a stakeholder engagement workshop for the Province of BC’s new Coastal Marine Strategy Intentions Paper.
Announcing the 2023 Virtual BC Forage Fish Monitoring Network Spring Forum! This event is an opportunity for all those interested in the conservation of forage fish in British Columbia to come together and learn about the latest research and updates.
Help Project Watershed fund our restoration, research, and education projects in the Comox Valley! Raffle tickets $5 each, draw March 24th.
Come join us as we cleanup or shorelines for Earth Week between April 22 and 23.
Project Watershed plans to attend the popular River Never Sleeps Festival put on by the Fanny Bay Enhancement Society and we need a few volunteers to help at our information booth.
We are looking for volunteers to help with weeding out invasive grasses and mulching forest plantings in the upland part of Kus-kus-sum.
Come walk with us for Earth Day and learn about the wonders of shoreline habitats. Project Watershed’s own Jay Baker-French (MSc) and Caila Holbrook (MSc) will lead the way.
Looking to get your hands dirty to celebrate Earth Week, then look no further! We will be planting native species, removing invasive species, mulching, repairing rabbit fencing and weeding around the Airpark Lagoon.
We are looking for volunteers to help spread the word about Project Watershed through information booths for Earth Week.