Our Living Waters: Protecting our most valuable natural resource
Boating, fishing, swimming… with summer around the corner, it’s safe to say many Canadians will be outdoors enjoying water-related activities across the country. Most Canadians have the privilege of access to a body of water—whether a stream, river, lake, or ocean.
World Water Day is here! How will you celebrate?
Hi, I’m Wendy. Today is World Water Day and I’d like to introduce myself and talk about something that matters deeply to me and you—water.
Tides Canada partners to produce National Observer series on people and history behind the Great Bear Rainforest agreements
Tides Canada is proud to partner with the National Observer for an in-depth series highlighting the stories, people, and history behind the unique Great Bear Rainforest conservation agreements.
Announcing winners of this year’s Fish 2.0 competition—innovations in aquaculture
Tides Canada continues to support the Fish 2.0 business competition to advance sustainable aquaculture solutions that protect wild salmon and the marine environment while encouraging a successful seafood industry.
Launch of On the Land: a year of photos, interviews, and videos of people who call Canada’s North their home
Over the next year, the On the Land project will showcase the people of the Northwest Territories (NWT) and the land and water that are so vital to their traditions and livelihoods. The project is a partnership between Tides Canada and Pat Kane, a Yellowknife photographer.
Historic milestone reached for the Marine Planning Partnership (MaPP) on BC’s coast
Congratulations to the 18 First Nations and Province of British Columbia who celebrated a historic milestone with the signing of the Marine Planning Partnership (MaPP) marine plans for coastal BC. The MaPP plans provide recommendations for key areas of marine management, including uses, stewardship, and economic development on the North Pacific Coast.
Connecting sustainable seafood businesses with investors, resources with Fish 2.0
Driving business growth while creating positive environmental and social change might seem a bold endeavour, but the team at Fish 2.0 not only believe it can be done, they’ve created the forum to make it happen. Now in its second installment, Fish 2.0 is a business competition that connects global sustainable seafood and aquaculture businesses with potential investors. Tides Canada is proud to once again support Fish 2.0 as part of our work to advance aquaculture solutions.
Building knowledge, sense of belonging, through the Koeye River fish weir
We highlight an initiative that seeks to deepen our understanding of the Koeye River—an important watershed on the central BC coast—and the resources that it supports. The Qqs Projects Society’s salmon program is run in collaboration with the Heiltsuk Integrated Resource Management Society and supported by Tides Canada.
#12DaysofChange Recap
We counted down to 2015 by celebrating changemakers and successes in 2014. From milestones in the Great Bear Rainforest to clean energy breakthroughs, view a recap of our awesome 2014.
