Salmon cannon up and running at B.C. landslide
The pump system dubbed the salmon cannon is up and running along a remote stretch of B.C.’s Fraser River in order to help fish …
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TFO Presents Flip Pallot – Plotting A New Course
In this uncertain year that 2020 has been, we check in with TFO National Advisor Flip Pallot down in the deep woods near his home …
Illegal Helicopter Landing Spurs Bill for Harsher Penalties
After a helicopter landed in the Bob Marshall Wilderness, a new bill would increase the maximum fine for an aerial landing in the wilderness from …
Fishlandia
Hatchery overload. More than nine out of every 10 U.S. hatchery fish released in the ocean come from Alaska, and the 49th state accounts for …
Una Razón Para Pescar (A Reason to Fish)
Dan Diez loves to fish. It’s the reason why he spends many long nights under bridges in Miami fly fishing out of a canoe for …
Morgan Stanley Drops Pebble Mine Shares
The global investment banking firm, Morgan Stanley, has dropped 99% of its shareholdings in Northern Dynasty, the Canadian company behind the proposed Pebble Mine—a massive …
First Nations call for end to B.C. open-net salmon farms
B.C.’s First Nations Leadership Council is calling for an immediate end to marine-based salmon farming in the province, following reports by B.C. fish farm owners …
Fine Folks, Okay Anglers: Ten and Two Co.
We’re super stoked to share this profile of Ten and Two Co. and the fine folks behind the brand written by our mutual friend Greg …
TBT: Eastern Rises
So good. The Kamchatka Peninsula in the Russian Far East may as well be the end of the Earth. Its enormously wild landscape is swarming …
Judge Blasts Feds on Logging Plan in The Tongass
A federal judge handed a logging project proposed for the Alaskan wilderness a major setback, finding the environmental impact studies for the project were inadequate …