Dear James, A friend sent me note a few days ago about the river he lives near that is still frozen but almost ready for…
This year’s 2014 wild Alaska salmon season will be stunningly smaller than last year if the Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s predictions are correct. The…
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will purchase $20 million in canned Alaska pink salmon for nationwide distribution to hungry Americans, with a suggestion from Sen….
This is a new film (late 2013) that tells the story of how Atlantic Salmon are dying at sea. While the film seems to think…
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…
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…
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…
“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 the winter of 2011-2012 in between Christmas and New Year’s Day my salmon muse visited me. I penned a song to explain how the…
History in its many forms is kept alive to teach us lessons. It is the lesson of a parable that is important to us. The…
Back in the spring of 2012 long before our project set sail we had enjoyed ordinary collegial relationships with scientific colleagues in government science organizations…
“If we don’t make a stand in British Columbia… 100 years from now we might have very few salmon. Mitigation measures should not be delayed…
“Your time is coming Russ. Just be persistent and keep your focus on the salmon.” I am of the view that First Nations will be…
Shortly we’ll be presenting a more complete story of meeting the bullies of the CBC. Our present day trials and tribulations began when CBC News…
Read along with me as I share with you my report on being witness to the greatest migration of animal life on Earth. In the…
Tim Parsons
Here’s a letter from Tim who has given us a great deal of very good advice for a long time. If you want to win…