Issue #11

Issue # 11, March 2020

ByCCIRA April 29, 2020January 7, 2021

Inside this issue:

Five Things You Should Know About Rockfish and Marine Protection

MPA Network and Fisheries Reconciliation Agreement Create Hope for New Opportunities

CCIRA Joins International Research Expedition

Atnarko Sockeye Recovery Plan report title page on an image of lake and mountain.

Nuxalk Atnarko sockeye study an example of collaborative research done right

Changing Tides: An ecologist's journey to make peace with the anthropocene.

Alejandro Frid publishes new book

Guardian Watchman Ernie Mason labeling crab traps.

New fishing closures proposed for crab

A close up of Desiree Lawson on a beach holding a sand dollar.

Living ancestors’ dreams in Bella Bella with new Big House

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Nuxalk Atnarko sockeye study an example of collaborative research done right

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