WSF Project Highlight: Solutions and Resilience in the Skeena Watershed

Bioremediation is a powerful, nature-based response to ecological disturbance. Rooted in reciprocity, it asks what the land itself can do, if given the right conditions to recover, rather than imposing solutions. Learn more about how the Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition is working with the Sik-E-Dakh First Nation, Smithereen Mushrooms, and partners to increase tools and knowledge access for community-led bioremediation projects in response to wildfire and environmental contamination in the Skeena Watershed. This project was awarded a Watershed Security Fund grant in 2024. To learn more about WSF-Funded projects, visit: https://watershedsecurityfund.ca/fund... Beautiful video work by: https://www.wovencedarfilms.ca/ Featuring: https://skeenawatershed.com https://www.glenvowell.ca https://smithereensmushroom.com