Ticks
We can either choose not to venture outside of our urban spaces, or take precautions and not let our fears restrict how we live our lives.
Entries by Lawrence
NOAA Flood Predictions
A new US government report suggests floods will become more common over the next century.
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 […]
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
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.
2018 Canadian Sport Fishing Hall of Fame
Hear the reactions from key industry and media leaders including this year’s key note presenter, Dave Mercer
Two Federal Bills Promising Protection
The Federal Government recently tabled a series of new bills focused on Canada’s oceans, lakes and rivers.
Garbage
As much as Canadians like to consider themselves to be environmentally conscious people, we willingly choose not to see much of the truth.
Lawrence and Moby’s 2017 Year-End Highlights
While the late and stormy spring may have delayed the start of our open water fishing, it freed up time to do even more to plan, promote and celebrate outdoor traditions.
People’s Great Lakes Summit
People of diverse backgrounds, occupations, positions, experiences and histories recently gathered for two days in Toronto for The “People’s Great Lakes Summit”