We plan, design, and manage a diverse portfolio of restoration projects focused on reversing decades of degradation and neglect affecting aquatic habitats across Greater Victoria’s watersheds. These ecosystems have been significantly altered over time by urban development, land-use change, and other human pressures. As a result, our work has evolved in both scope and complexity, requiring integrated, adaptive approaches that address not only historical impacts but also the accelerating challenges posed by climate change.

Our team undertakes a wide range of on-the-ground initiatives throughout the region. These include improving fish passage by removing barriers and reconnecting fragmented habitats, restoring natural stream channel structure and function, replenishing eroded shorelines through beach nourishment, and removing invasive plant species while re-establishing native vegetation communities. Each project is guided by science-based practices and a commitment to long-term ecosystem health and resilience.

A central focus of our efforts is the expansion and enhancement of spawning and rearing habitat for Pacific salmon. By improving the quality and accessibility of these critical habitats, we aim to support the recovery of salmon populations—an essential component of BC’s ecological, cultural, and economic identity.