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Generation of B.C. salmon likely wiped out by central coast landslide

Generation of B.C. salmon likely wiped out by central coast landslide

Homalco First Nation to push for special hatchery permits
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Research tool offers glimpse into the deep-sea lives of salmon

Research tool offers glimpse into the deep-sea lives of salmon

Scientific database fills knowledge gaps of fishes含羞草研究社� diet
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Permanent fishway approved for Big Bar landslide site

Permanent fishway approved for Big Bar landslide site

$176-million project will be completed by spring of 2022
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B.C. government makes big commitments to fish and habitat conservation

B.C. government makes big commitments to fish and habitat conservation

Province含羞草研究社檚 first parliamentary secretary for fisheries and aquaculture given strong mandates
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You want me to eat what? From giant sea cucumbers to sea urchin

You want me to eat what? From giant sea cucumbers to sea urchin

Our waters are the envy of other countries for these five delicacies - Part 2
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You want me to eat what? A look at some of B.C.含羞草研究社檚 most exotic seafoods

You want me to eat what? A look at some of B.C.含羞草研究社檚 most exotic seafoods

Our waters are the envy of other countries for these five delicacies - Part 1
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Angry B.C. anglers see petition tabled in House of Commons

Angry B.C. anglers see petition tabled in House of Commons

Salmon fishers demand better access to the healthy stocks in the public fishery
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First Nations renew call to revoke salmon farm licences

First Nations renew call to revoke salmon farm licences

Leadership council implores use of precautionary principle in Discovery Islands
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含羞草研究社淲e can do better含羞草研究社� 含羞草研究社� humans the leading cause of orca deaths: study

含羞草研究社淲e can do better含羞草研究社� 含羞草研究社� humans the leading cause of orca deaths: study

B.C. research reveals multitude of human and environmental threats affecting killer whales
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13 projects protecting B.C. aquatic species at risk receive $11 million in federal funding

13 projects protecting B.C. aquatic species at risk receive $11 million in federal funding

Salmon and marine mammals expected to benefit from ecosystem-based approach
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