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A new generation of citizen scientists welcome Pacific herring back home

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"Herring all but disappeared from the shorelines around Sḵwx̱wú7mesh homelands in the past. Now volunteers are keeping careful tabs on the comeback efforts of a tiny fish with big cultural value."

Part of File - The Narwhal 2022 Publications

Creators and Contributors Lauren Kaljur (Creator)

SubjectsNeil Baker, Matthew Van Oostdam, Jonny Williams, Charlene Williams, Bob Baker (Kiyowil), John Buchanan, Vivian Joseph

IdentifierARC.News.TN.20221119

DateNovember 19 2022

General Material DesignationElectronic record

Record TypeNewspaper Articles

ThemesAnimals and Nature, Geography

LanguageEnglish

URLhttps://thenarwhal.ca/howe-sound-pacific-herring/

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