Many people have asked if the Atlantic Salmon might benefit from the restoration of their ocean pastures. Absolutely yes and recovery will likely be dramatic…
Starving Ocean – with Debbie MacKenzie and Farley Mowat In 2004, 20 years after a “deathly silent” response to Farley Mowat’s “Sea of Slaughter” (http://www.youtube.com/watc… ),…
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg who just recently stepped down as Mayor of New York City seems to have a passion for fish. His Bloomberg Foundation has…
Art Hasler (1908-2001) Arthur Hasler played a major role in the development of aquatic ecology. His work is inspirational to me and many others. He…
Projections from throughout the ocean and fisheries science venues are advising another miracle is in the offing This years Fraser River Sockeye Salmon runs will…
We are working now to bring our methods and ideas of ocean pasture restoration to the world of Atlantic Salmon. There is precious little time…
Tiny ocean pasture mesopelagic fish historically grossly underestimated now shown to be 30 times greater biomass. Alone they outweigh all other animal life on Earth.
Some years ago I had the privilege of having lunch while sitting next to the oldest living tree on Earth. It was as near to…
On Halloween, passengers aboard the B.C. ferry between Galiano Island and Tsawwassen were treated to the sight of a superpod of about 1,000 Pacific white-sided…
Historic numbers of salmon return to rivers and streams from Alaska to California. The fish came back, they just couldn’t stay away following the marvellous restoration of their ocean pasture by a man many proclaim is a geoengineer but others regard as a combination of Johnny Appleseed, John Muir, and Henry Thoreau.
“We’ve got freaking pinks everywhere and it is ridiculous,” said Brett Barkdull, a state Fish and Wildlife biologist. “They are still in the rivers and everyone is growing tired of catching them.”
The New Scientist magazine says the IPCC call for “geoengineering” is a call to create the largest industry in human history. The proof is at hand that what we need to create is a one of the smaller industries in human history.
Au contraire New Scientist, we just need 100 tiny villages working on a common summer “dream” job. More like the smallest industry in human history!
Our intention is to share our knowledge with you via the age old tradition of music, art, and song what we have discovered. We can help “bring back the fish.”
In perhaps the largest, longest, and most comprehensive study of ocean fish in the Pacific scientists reveal populations of fish collapsed by 78% over the…
Deserts ‘greening’ from rising CO2 High and rising levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) have been greening the world’s arid regions over the past 30 years…
In modern western nations most of us live in the black lap of carbon luxury. We need to learn what a low carb diet might…
My friends Holly Arntzen and Kevin Wright and their musical partners have created this song about Orca whales that visit an island in British Columbia…
US President Obama on has scheduled a Tuesday revelation of his program to address high and rising CO2 emissions. In a video press release Saturday…
Restoring Ocean Pastures, It Just Works! In a stunning affirmation of the utility of ocean pasture restoration a Canadian government research team has reported the…
One of the most important groups of phytoplankton Ehux now has a place in the worlds genomic library. An international consortium has unravelled and sequenced…