Spring Activities
Annual Fish Count
We have launched our Rotary Screw Trap (RST) to count outgoing fish.
The RST season runs from March to late May/early June. We are currently looking for volunteers to check the Rotary Screw Trap for juvenile salmon once per week. If you are interested in volunteering for this project, please contact Katie at [email protected]
Annual Fish Count
We have launched our Rotary Screw Trap (RST) to count outgoing fish.
The RST season runs from March to late May/early June. We are currently looking for volunteers to check the Rotary Screw Trap for juvenile salmon once per week. If you are interested in volunteering for this project, please contact Katie at [email protected]
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We are hiring a summer student!
The Tsolum River Restoration Society (tsolumriver.org) is hiring a summer student through the Canada Summer Jobs program. The student must be under 30 and available for 12 weeks from late May to mid August for 30 hours per week. The ideal candidate will be a post-secondary student with a focus on biology, amphibians, wetlands and public education. We are looking for someone who is physically fit, can work independently and is able to communicate well with the public. Familiarity with the ecosystems of the Comox Valley and the Tsolum River is preferred.
Send your resume to by April 30th:
[email protected]
The Tsolum River Restoration Society (tsolumriver.org) is hiring a summer student through the Canada Summer Jobs program. The student must be under 30 and available for 12 weeks from late May to mid August for 30 hours per week. The ideal candidate will be a post-secondary student with a focus on biology, amphibians, wetlands and public education. We are looking for someone who is physically fit, can work independently and is able to communicate well with the public. Familiarity with the ecosystems of the Comox Valley and the Tsolum River is preferred.
Send your resume to by April 30th:
[email protected]
Our Mission:
To restore and maintain the ecological features of the Tsolum River watershed by acting to preserve the integrity and stability of the river and its biotic community which will provide the necessary conditions for a self-supporting fish population.
To restore and maintain the ecological features of the Tsolum River watershed by acting to preserve the integrity and stability of the river and its biotic community which will provide the necessary conditions for a self-supporting fish population.
To volunteer please email [email protected]