The lessons for British Columbia in Alaska’s epic Bristol Bay sockeye run
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14 min. readThe world’s most abundant sockeye fishery is teeming with 10 million more fish than anticipated...
B.C. First Nations, Fisheries and Oceans Canada protect crab for Indigenous food, social and ceremonial purposes
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Groups agree to close 17 Dungeness crab harvest sites on the central coast to commercial...
Atlantic cod rebuilding plan undermines scientific evidence and Indigenous Knowledge: critics
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Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s roadmap to save critically depleted species fails to address overfishing and...
Nova Scotia lobster dispute: no, the Mi’kmaw fishery isn’t a threat to conservation
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Claims by commercial harvesters that Indigenous fisheries are decimating stocks are unfounded
Skeena sockeye returns jump 50 per cent in three years thanks to Indigenous leadership
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B.C. First Nations voluntarily closed their food fishery or limited the catch for two decades...
Fisheries society director resigns after allegations of abuse from observers of B.C. trawl industry
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Kelly Andersen’s resignation from the Canadian Groundfish Research and Conservation Society follows an investigation by...
It started with a phone call: how our investigation into B.C.’s trawl fishery came together
Our sprawling, months-long investigation not only recounts the threats faced by observers, but also calls into the...
‘You’re out there alone’: whistleblowers say workplace abuse hides true impacts of B.C.’s trawl fishery
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A months-long investigation by The Narwhal, including interviews with 11 current or former at-sea observers,...
Aquacalypse now: the end of fish
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From renowned marine biologist Daniel Pauly, a fascinating analysis of our collapsed global fisheries and...
