North America’s 1st dogs
The first dogs in America likely came here around 10,000 years ago with people from Siberia, according to a new study by an international team of researchers.
Entries by Lawrence
Dr Tom Weagar and Fleming College
Sir Sandford Fleming College is ground zero for anyone in Ontario looking to start a career in resource management and enforcement.
Summer Up-Date from the President
Four short descriptions of exciting Blue Fish Canada projects we want to bring to your attention:
River Rangers on Track to Inspire Next Generation Conservationists
David Stibbe, a local educator and founder of, is expanding with his launch of the non-profit organization River Rangers.
Great Lakes Native Species Return
Dr. Trevor Pitcher is the Executive Director of the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research located at the University of Windsor, and the man behind the brand new Freshwater Restoration Ecology Centre.
Inuit Circumpolar Council Meets in Alaska
Inuit People are a nation of people who share common language, culture, and a common land along the Arctic coast of Siberia, Alaska, Canada and Greenland.
BC Steelhead Research Turns to Citizen Science for Answers
PhD candidate Amanda Jeanson at Carleton University’s “Fish Ecology and Conservation Physiology” program, part of the Cooke Lab, is in BC to find out why their inland recreational rainbow trout fisheries are in decline.
Anglers Atlas and Citizen Science
Sean Simmons is the Founder of Anglers Atlas and has a passion and admiration for citizen science as undertaken by Canada’s top recreational anglers.
Eco Labels
How can we as consumers ensure we are eating seafood that is caught or farmed sustainably?
Fishing Friendzy New Youth Fishing League
Michael E. Sklad, Founder and President of Fishing Friendzy, is super excited about launching the new Youth Fishing League.