Sockeye fry in the estuary in August? We caught this little beauty in the estuary this morning, the first time we have ever captured a juvenile sockeye rearing in the estuary this late in the season!!
While most sockeye remain in freshwater for one full year before migrating to the ocean we are discovering that several sockeye populations in the Fraser River migrate downstream as fry and utilize marsh habitats in the estuary!
Effective conservation is driven by community leaders who claim little credit. Over the last few years we’ve been fortunate to meet dozens of inspiring individuals…
David Scott and the field crew wrap up the season with some photos of salmon in the Lower Fraser.
Please tell Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Jonathan Wilkinson, to say no to the Terminal 2 expansion and commit to protecting and restoring salmon and killer whales.
Calling all graduate students and researchers in the Pacific Northwest and beyond! The Pacific Ecology and Evolution Conference is going virtual this year and we would love to hear about…
Last day of the Fraser Connectivity Project field season for 2018 and I could not be happier to have captured both juvenile sockeye (left) and Chinook (right) at our last site in…
There are currently just 74 members of the Southern Resident killer whales remaining.
