07 November 2012 Authors: Martin Krkošek, Crawford W. Revie, Patrick G. Gargan, Ove T. Skilbrei, Bengt Finstad and Christopher D. Todd Journal: Proceedings of the Royal Society B A new study published in Proceedings of the Royal society B today shows that between 18% and 55% of adult salmon in the Northeast Atlantic Ocean are lost […]
DAILY MAIL (UK) Salmon louse may affect up to 55% of population Fears it could harm genetic variability of species already at risk By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 00:00 GMT, 7 November 2012 | UPDATED: 17:27 GMT, 7 November 2012 Nearly 40 per cent of Atlantic salmon is being killed by parasites, researchers believe. A study […]
CBC News Posted: Oct 31, 2012 12:59 PM PT There is “no smoking gun” to explain the “steady and profound” decline of the Fraser River sockeye, according to the B.C. Supreme Court justice who led a two and half year inquiry into the collapse. But in his final report released today in Vancouver, Justice Bruce […]
Reporting on the trial of Don Staniford vs Mainstream, by Elena Edwards Round two for Don Staniford has wrapped up as the slapp suit from Mainstream Canada, aka Cermaq, ended its second week. While the first week started on shaky ground, the footing in this boxing ring for justice solidified as Don’s lawyer, David Sutherland, […]
The radio begins to crackle seconds after the Marlin arrives at the outskirts of the salmon fishing fleet about three miles from the coast of Stinson Beach. “Fish and Game is here. Fish and Game on scene,” say the disembodied voices, as Lt. Andy Roberts and his crew from the state Department of Fish and […]