Why rotenone? Because left too long, an invasive species is with us forever
CONTRIBUTED BY NATHAN WILBUR AND ROBYN MCCALLUM Aug 31, 2021
Letter: Newfoundland needs more river guardians
Aug 31, 2021
Authorities Investigating Mass Salmon Die-Off
JENNIFER MITCHELL Aug 30, 2021
DFO stands by approval of Miramichi River system rotenone project
NATHAN DELONG Aug 30, 2021
ASF Rivernotes 27 Aug 2021
COMPILED BY TOM MOFFATT ~ TMOFFATT@ASF.CA
We Believe in this Project
The proponents of a smallmouth bass eradication project in the Miramichi River system hope to work with Indigenous groups opposing the project to find a way to proceed.
ASF Rivernotes 20 Aug 2021
Why poisoning this river is seen as good news
STEVE MCKINLEY Aug 17, 2021
Connecticut River Salmon story – Squeezed out by dams
This is the second of two parts exploring the migration of Atlantic salmon. The first part ran in last week’s Amherst Bulletin, on Aug. 6.
Record Salmon in Some Alaska Rivers, and Barely Any in Others
Historically low runs on the Yukon River have devastating impacts for Alaskans relying on the fish for sustenance and tradition, but Bristol Bay is seeing more sockeye than ever before