BC's Skeena Salmon Conservation Will Take Cooperation

Greg Knox and Blue Fish Radio host Lawrence Gunther discuss why a group conservation effort is in the best long-term interests of the Skeena.

Frank Sargeant's No-Nonsense Look at Climate Change

Frank Sargeant is an outdoor writer with numerous awards, and currently serves as the Editor of the daily "Fishing Wire" newsletter.

Guardians of British Columbia's Wild Salmon

Courtney Quirin is a documentary filmmaker and journalist who has worked in New Zealand, Ethiopia, and now Canada where she just filmed her second documentary.

What's Causing Florida's Algae Crisis

Red tides and blue-green algae outbreaks are wreaking havoc along hundreds of miles of Florida’s coastlines and killing marine life.

Decision Makers and BC's Rainbow Trout Populations

This week on Blue Fish Radio more on BC’s struggling Rainbow populations with Ph.D candidate Andrew Kadykalo.

Dr Tom Weagar and Fleming College

Sir Sandford Fleming College is ground zero for anyone in Ontario looking to start a career in resource management and enforcement.

River Rangers on Track to Inspire Next Generation Conservationists

David Stibbe, a local educator and founder of, is expanding with his launch of the non-profit organization River Rangers.

Great Lakes Native Species Return

Dr. Trevor Pitcher is the Executive Director of the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research located at the University of Windsor, and the man behind the brand new Freshwater Restoration Ecology Centre.

BC Steelhead Research Turns to Citizen Science for Answers

PhD candidate Amanda Jeanson at Carleton University's “Fish Ecology and Conservation Physiology” program, part of the Cooke Lab, is in BC to find out why their inland recreational rainbow trout fisheries are in decline.

Anglers Atlas and Citizen Science

Sean Simmons is the Founder of Anglers Atlas and has a passion and admiration for citizen science as undertaken by Canada’s top recreational anglers.

Fishing Friendzy New Youth Fishing League

Michael E. Sklad, Founder and President of Fishing Friendzy, is super excited about launching the new Youth Fishing League.

Ducks Unlimited on Weeding Our Wetlands

Aquatic invasive plants are labeled invasive due to their highly disruptive impacts on wetlands, lakes and rivers.

Fish Harvest Regulations and Fish Consumption Advisories

Dr Ken Drouillard at the University of Winsor is a lead researcher with the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research.

Water Rangers Serving Citizen Scientists

Kat Kavanagh is the founder and Executive Director of Water Rangers.

Trout Unlimited Conservation Initiatives

Listen what Trout Unlimited is up to ensure the future of cold water fish species.

Flood Prevention versus Fish Habitat

Lena Azeez from Watershed Watch Salmon Society is working with communities from British Columbia's lower mainland to draft and pass a resolution that underscores their commitment to safeguard fish habitat.

Balancing Dams with Fish Passage

Dams and barriers are often considered positive landscape features because they can generate power, provide recreational opportunities, block invasive species, and prevent contaminant and disease transfer upstream.

St Lawrence River Institute on Fish Health Research

Dr. Jeff Ridal is the Executive Director of the St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences.

Musky Canada Sport Fishing and Research

Musky Canada Sport Fish and Research came into being to introduce conservation measures into the sport of Musky fishing.

Upper St Lawrence River Protection Network

The Upper St Lawrence River Protection Network is the creation of Karen Cooper at the St. Lawrence River Institute for Environmental Studies in Cornwall.

Commissioner Gordon Walker and the International Joint Commission

Commissioner Gordon Walker is one of three Canadian Commissioners who have pledged to uphold the terms of a 1909 water boundary treaty between Canada and the U.S. Governments