Working on the unceded territory of the K’ómoks First Nation .

Working with the K’ómoks Nation towards Q’waq’wala7owkw on their unceded territory.

Puntledge River Reports

2026 Keeping It Living Dinner

Odlum  Brownpresents theKeeping It Living DinnerSeptember 12, 20265 p.m. - 8 p.m.at 40 KNOTS Winery$120 per person until Sept 1, $140...

Join us at our 2026 AGM!

It’s been another exciting year at Project Watershed! We invite you to join us at our 2026 Annual General Meeting to reflect on and celebrate the past year, and plan for the year ahead.

What’s Next for Kus-kus-sum? 

Thank you to everyone who has supported the restoration of Kus-kus-sum over the last 5 years! We are very excited to say that we have completed the removal of the steel piling wall, marking the last major point in the restoration of the site!

Job Posting: Environmental Technician

Project Watershed is hiring an Environmental Technician to support the delivery of our restoration and monitoring programs. This position is funded through Canada Summer Jobs.

Board Opening at Project Watershed

We are seeking expressions of interest from community members interested in joining our volunteer Board of Directors. We are looking for individuals who share our values of reconciliation, partnership, and inclusivity and who want to help us work toward our vision for a resilient coastal ecosystem.

Eelgrass Update Spring 2026

Did you know that eelgrass beds are one of the most productive ecosystems on the planet, rivalling tropical rainforests in the biodiversity they support? These underwater meadows provide vital habitat for juvenile fish, filter coastal waters, and store vast amounts of carbon. Yet eelgrass is declining in the Salish Sea. We’re working hard to understand why, and to help bring it back.

New Super Stewards Summer Camps

Looking for a fun, hands-on way for your child to connect with nature this summer? They can join one of our new week-long nature camps!

A Successful First Herring Spawn Monitoring Season

Our first ever herring spawn monitoring program has concluded for the season. Thank you to all of our volunteers who have surveyed over the last seven weeks. We hope to see you next herring season!