Exhibit Opening – Salmon Tales: How Fishing Shaped BC Opens at the Maritime Museum of British Columbia
The Maritime Museum of BC is thrilled to announce that it will be home to…
Browsing: Salmon
Easy Way out for Wildlife Conservation isn’t What it Appears
H.L. Mencken once wrote that “there is always a well-known solution to every human problem — neat,…
To save wild salmon, Discovery Islands fish farms must go
During their miraculous but perilous journey from inland spawning grounds, down rivers, out to sea…
I am Salmon
The life cycle of wild Pacific Salmon and their age old relationship with the Tseshaht First Nation. This video will be screened In New York on October 2018.
I am Salmon
The life cycle of wild Pacific Salmon and their age old relationship with the Tseshaht…
Chefs, Seafood Industry Leaders and Oceana Canada Help Combat Seafood Fraud
Chefs, restaurant owners and sustainable seafood leaders from across the country have added their names to an open letter urging the government take action to stop seafood fraud. By improving boat-to-plate traceability, the government can help ensure that all fish sold in Canada is honestly labelled, legally caught and fully traceable.
Chefs, Seafood Industry Leaders and Oceana Canada Help Combat Seafood Fraud
Chefs, restaurant owners and sustainable seafood leaders from across the country have added their names…
OFAH pleased with Canadian investment in Sea Lamprey Control Program
The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters has long called on the Government of Canada…
OFAH pleased with Canadian investment in Sea Lamprey Control Program
The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters has long called on the Government of Canada…
Orca survival depends on protecting chinook salmon
Two of British Columbia’s most iconic species, chinook salmon and southern resident killer whales, are in trouble. The whale depends on the salmon for survival. Is it time to manage chinook fisheries with killer whales in mind?
Orca survival depends on protecting chinook salmon
Two of British Columbia’s most iconic species, chinook salmon and southern resident killer whales, are…
Anthropocentric view ignores crucial connections
For decades, scientists have warned that we’re on a dangerous path. It stems from our…
Wild Pacific salmon face an upstream battle for survival
Salmon have been swimming in Pacific Northwest waters for at least seven million years, as indicated by fossils of large saber-tooth salmon found in the area. During that time, they’ve been a key species in intricate, interconnected coastal ecosystems, bringing nitrogen and other nutrients from the ocean and up streams and rivers to spawning grounds, feeding whales, bears and eagles and fertilizing the magnificent coastal rainforests along the way.
Wild Pacific salmon face an upstream battle for survival
Salmon have been swimming in Pacific Northwest waters for at least seven million years, as…
Divers in Lancashire help recover lost salmon tags from river
Reefers and Wreckers of Clitheroe (www.reefersandwreckers.com) recently teamed-up with the Ribble Rivers Trust (RRT) in…