Gord Pyzer on the State of Lake Winnipeg Walleye
Gord Pyzer has news about the state of Canada’s world-class Walleye fishery on Lake Winnipeg that needs to be heard.
Entries by Lawrence
Florida’s Sawfish On Road to Recovery
There are five species of Sawfish around the world, and all are now considered endangered.
More Behind Canada’s 2018 Forest Fires than Climate Change
2018 is turning out to be one of the worst years for forest fires we have ever experienced in Canada
My Feature Documentary: What Lies Below
I created, researched, wrote and hosted the privately funded documentary, What Lies Below to explore the future of fish health and sustainable fishing in Canada. Your first impression may be that it’s an inspirational” piece focusing on my personal story of vision loss. However, we worked hard to portray my visual disability as an asset […]
BC’s Skeena Salmon Conservation Will Take Cooperation
Greg Knox and Blue Fish Radio host Lawrence Gunther discuss why a group conservation effort is in the best long-term interests of the Skeena.
Frank Sargeant’s No-Nonsense Look at Climate Change
Frank Sargeant is an outdoor writer with numerous awards, and currently serves as the Editor of the daily “Fishing Wire” newsletter.
How to Re-imagine the World’s One Ocean
According to the World Ocean Observatory, there are seven essential principals that should govern the way we view the ocean
Guardians of British Columbia’s Wild Salmon
Courtney Quirin is a documentary filmmaker and journalist who has worked in New Zealand, Ethiopia, and now Canada where she just filmed her second documentary.
Have you Heard of This?
Greetings Lawrence, I’ve been following your podcasts with great interest. While they focus on Canada, the general topics also apply to the issues we face here in the U.S. as well. For example, I thought your podcast dealing with the pollution of our waterways was especially enlightening and motivated me to investigate the contamination levels […]
What’s Causing Florida’s Algae Crisis
Red tides and blue-green algae outbreaks are wreaking havoc along hundreds of miles of Florida’s coastlines and killing marine life.