Collection of photos at Patagonia Vancouver – the relationship between salmon, bears and people

2017-09-13 2019-02-13 / By Raincoast team / Events

Photo by Michael O Snyder.

The relationship between salmon, bears and people is a core theme of our work at Raincoast and one long recognized on British Columbia’s coast, before it was known as such.

This picture is part of a collection by Michael O Snyder on display at Patagonia Vancouver tonight and was taken at last year’s Wild Salmon Caravan (@wildsalmoncaravan).

Please join us to celebrate wild salmon conservation and a host of groups and individuals who share this interest.

Photo by Michael O Snyder (@michaelosnyder).

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