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Episode 4: A conversation with Neville Crabbe
Bob speaks with Neville Crabbe, ASF’s Vice President of Communications and Special Projects about the future of salmon farming in Atlantic Canada. Listen to “Episode 4 An interview with Neville…
Lire la suiteEpisode 5: The Penobscot
Maine’s Penobscot River is a shining example of successful salmon conservation. Polluted and blocked by dams for hundreds of years, Bob visits the watershed to hear the story of how…
Lire la suiteEpisode 6: A conversation with John Burrows
Bob talks with ASF’s Vice President of U.S. Operations about past successes and future challenges on the Penobscot River. Listen to “Episode 6 An interview with John Burrows” on Spreaker.
Lire la suiteEpisode 7: The Terra Nova
There are still rivers where wild Atlantic salmon are thriving and populations are on the rise.ASF’s Wild Salmon Watersheds program is designed to keep them that way. Bob took a…
Lire la suiteEpisode 8: A conversation with Kris Hunter
Bob Talks to Kris Hunter who coordinates ASF’s Wild Salmon Watershed program about conservation for the long-term. Listen to “Episode 8 An interview with Kris Hunter” on Spreaker.
Lire la suiteMowi’s Royal Warrant revocation should trigger Canadian scrutiny
Mowi pulled from Royal tables; Canadian leaders silent as company struggles with 1.8 million mortalities in Newfoundland St. Andrews, N.B – Mowi is no longer included on the list of…
Lire la suiteRestoring the Kennebec: An Interview with ASF President Nathan Wilbur
In late September an agreement was signed to purchase four large hydropower dams on Maine’s Kennebec River in order to restore connectivity between this remarkable river and the Gulf of Maine. It is…
Lire la suiteAn Angler First
Hugh McKervill, whose first career was as a carpenter, became an excellent writer and photographer. One of my favourite pieces of Hugh’s was “Elixir of Life – Scotch and Salmon.”…
Lire la suiteTrop chaud pour être géré ?
Comment le changement climatique met en péril l’avenir du saumon de l’Atlantique et ce que l’on peut faire pour y remédier. Un jour de 2012, Karen Dunmall a ouvert son…
Lire la suiteRivernotes 28 août 2025
Note de la rédaction Les rivières du Nouveau-Brunswick sont rouvertes. “À cette période de la saison, il n’y a généralement plus d’inquiétude à avoir pour les eaux chaudes [au Nouveau-Brunswick]”,…
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