NOAA Flood Predictions
A new US government report suggests floods will become more common over the next century.
Entries by Lawrence
Blind Fishing with Lawrence Gunther
Ten years after Blue Fish Canada’s president launched the world’s first Blind Fishing Boat, he’s still getting tons of interest from those who want to learn more about fishing and navigating blind.
Declining Resident Orca Whales and Chinook salmon populations
While most all other Orca or Killer Whale populations are growing in size, and in certain cases, setting new population records, the southern and northern residential Orca populations along Canada’s west coast have not fared as well.
Age of aquariums
OUR FISHERIES Do public aquariums have anything to do with recreational angling? That’s the question I wanted to answer when I set out to visit a dozen of North America’s top research aquariums for my Blue Fish Radio podcast. After interviewing 26 aquarium officials, including biologists, researchers, volunteers, communication specialists and even one of the […]
Invading Species at the Toronto Sportsman Show
Foreign species are invading the Great Lakes in numbers and varieties that are continuously, profoundly and drastically re-configuring our aquatic ecosystems
NOAA’s Fisheries Science and Management for Recreational Anglers Workshop
I’m proud to have the honor of being the first Canadian to take part in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) 3-day Fisheries Science and Management for Recreational Anglers Workshop
Dr Chris Harvey-Clarke and Greenland Sharks
His passion is the study of Greenland sharks to the point now that he’s the go-to guy for TV programs such as Discovery channel’s Daily Planet and the River Monster series.
Max Finkelstein Canoes Capital to Capital Part #2
Max Finkelstein had an idea that the rivers of Canada and the United States shared much in common, and organized a team of paddlers to prove his point.
Max Finkelstein Canoes across Canada Part #1
Few have accomplished anything close to what Max Finkelstein has undertaken with a paddle and canoe.
76 Salish Sea Killer Whales Left
There are 76 Killer Whales left along Vancouver Island’s south coast. This is half the number from ten years ago.