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The Blue Fish Radio Show

Blue Fish Radio

Blue Fish Radio is produced and hosted by Lawrence Gunther (www.lawrencegunther.com). The show features interviews with people that have expertise and first-hand knowledge about fishing, fish and aquatic ecosystems. Lawrence Gunther applies his expertise, experience and engaging style to both educate and entertain listeners. Each show lasts 30 minutes and is streamed by a number of broadcasters.Production and distribution of the Blue Fish Radio Show is intended to share valuable lessons and

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28:11

A Real Fishing Friendzy for Kids and Families

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/04/05

Michael Sklad and his family and friends have found a way to bring fishing to kids and families who might not otherwise have the opportunity or inclination to pursue fishing. Not only is it acollection of fun activities, but it’s informative and designed topass on knowledge that will help ensure the future of fish andfishing.

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Reflections on Growing Up on the North Shore of Lake...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/04/01

I met Terry Bachmeier at a screening of What Lies Below along with his son and grandson. The next day I received an email from Terry, a man in his early 70’s, telling me about growing up in Uranium City in northern Saskatchewan. I visited the community after it was abandoned, but Terry brings the town back to life as he relates his childhood experiences of helping to feed his 11 brothers and sisters through fishing and hunting, while gaining intimate knowledge of the surrounding wilderness and the

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23:01

Ben Woo on Expanding the B1 BASS Tournament Series

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/03/22

Having fished the B1 Bass tournament series on many occasions, I was curious to learn more about Ben Woo’s expansion plans. One of the largest Bass tournaments in Canada is growing exponentially with events now planned for three locations across Quebec and Ontario. Live from the 2017 Toronto Sportsman Show, Ben Woo and his Conservation Director, Jason Barnucz, discuss what it takes to ensure the hundreds of Bass pursued, caught and weighed are returned back to their habitat in good health.

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28:05

David Ullrich on Cuts to the Great Lakes Restoration...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/03/13

Proposed 97% White-house budget cuts to the Great LakesRestoration Initiative and 25% cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency have 125 mayors of cities along the shores of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence up in arms. Mr. David A. Ullrich, Executive Director of the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities Initiative speaks about the important work undertaken to date to restore one of the world’s largest freshwater resources after a century of industrial destruction. Foreign fish species like Asian

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24:42

Lorne Johnson on Balancing Growth with the Environment

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/03/08

This week on Blue Fish Radio we seek evidence of the mystical scale journalists use to balance economic interests with environmental sustainability. Part two of our conversation with Lorne Johnson explores how Canadian business leaders are moving away from balancing such interests, and instead, adopting an ecological approach to business. We discuss the rise of electric cars, and just why the media keeps falling back on presenting stories using conflict. Lorne offers examples of how social media is

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26:50

Atlantic Salmon Federation on Placentia Bay Aquaculture

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/03/01

The Atlantic Salmon Federation wants to know why Newfoundland’s Environment Minister took a pass on conducting an environmental review of the largest-ever salmon farm being proposed for Placentia Bay. More than 19 rivers that lead to the Bay are utilized by wild Atlantic Salmon – a species in this region already in trouble. The Federation would like a study conducted to determine the potential impacts of growing out 7 million farmed salmon in Placentia Bay so people can make informed decisions, and

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26:34

Lorne Johnson on Funding Environmental Groups

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/02/22

In part one of this 2-part series, we hear from Lorne Johnson, one of Canada’s leading consultants serving private foundations. Lorne offers insights on the role forestry managers now play in ensuring the sustainable management of Canada’s largest renewable resource. We then discuss the role of environmental groups and their challenge in engaging the public to address climate change, and why such groups need to offer stronger economic rationale to elicit action. We discuss how humans became

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21:54

All Hands on Deck at Brockville's New Aquatarium

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/02/14

Brockville is one of North America's newest entries into the world of super-sized hands-on public Aquatariums. In this episode of Blue Fish Radio, Thomas Harder, The Aquatarium's Director of Animal Husbandry, takes us for a hands-on tour of the facility and reflects about it's origins and future.

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26:24

Rick McGowan fights for angler access to public waters

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/02/08

Rick McGowan has taken his 30-year fight with a wealthy BC Ranch owner all the way to the BC Supreme Court. It's about exercising the public's right to access public water using public roads, but that's not how property owner of the 250,000 hector ranch sees it. The Nicola Valley Fish and Game Club does though, and so do many others who are lining up behind Rick and his Club to see this fight through to the end.

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26:52

Dr Rangely on Oceana Canada’s New Marine Life...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/02/01

Oceana Canada's Director of Science, Dr. Robert Rangeley, is a marine biologist with extensive field experience on and in the waters. His research includes predatory behaviour and habitatuse, and he’s one of the brains behind Oceana Canada's new marine life encyclopedia. Listen and learn why understanding the amazing species that call Canada’s three oceans home is all part of Oceana’s philosophy of science-based advocacy and fisheries management. Hear how Canada’s fisheries are fairing, why there’s

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26:33

Cap Phil Thompson and Fish Cuba Now

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/01/25

With a quarter century of fishing and diving experiencein Cuban waters, Capt. Phil Thompson has launched a new guide service called Fish Cuba Now. He offers angling and diving adventures throughout Cuba, a new frontier regarded by many as possessing some of the most pristine marine habitats on Earth. Listen to how Thompson is also making sure the resource will be managed sustainably on this week’s episode of Blue fish Radio.

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Larry McDermott of Plenty Canada on Rights and...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/01/18

World respected environmental trail blazer, Larry McDermott, a member of Shabot Obaadjiwan First Nation, and Executive Director of Plenty Canada, an organization dedicated to environmental protection and healthy communities, and co-chair of the Canadian Environmental Network Biodiversity Caucus, speaks with Blue Fish on reconciliation, friendship, and the need to respect both indigenous knowledge and western science equally. Larry says, Rights means taking responsibility for living within nature’s

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28:30

Sustainable Seafood and Responsible Choice

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/01/11

Ensuring our seafood is harvested in a sustainable way isup to us all. In this episode of Blue fish Radio Lawrence Guntherwalks us through the roles of the many different stakeholders and players that are working hard to improve the sustainability of our seafood fisheries, and offers guidance on what each of us can do to play a part in realizing the goal of sustainable wild fish stocks in our oceans.

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24:51

Christopher Bos the Anglers Coalition and Orcas

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2017/01/04

Taking a big picture approach is exactly what Christopher Bos and the Anglers Coalition is doing with their plans for introducing millions of Chinook salmon into the Pacific. Tired of watching their ecosystem slowly deteriorate due to a host of documented pressures, this group of concerned citizens is taking action. Their goal, to introduce enough salmon into the Pacific Ocean off the south end of Vancouver Island to ensure an ample supply of food for the three area Orca pods, J, K and L. They

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28:12

Season Closer for 2016

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/12/21

We were able to produce 52 new Blue fish Radio episodes in 2016,and are planning another 52 for 2017. This season closer is acollection of sage advice provided by some of the greatest anglersI’ve had the privilege of knowing. It’s advice we all need to reflecton as its not normally what you read or hear on TV. It makes sensethough.

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Seafood Choice on Canada Going All Green Light

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/12/21

SeaChoice is a completely independently funded sustainable seafood consumption advisory program designed to help retailers and consumers to make smart choices when purchasing seafood. Their economic independence means no added cost or beholding to producers, processors or retailers, and a free service for everyone involved with seafood from ship to plate. Listen as Kurtis Hayne, the Sustainable Seafood Market Analyst for SeaChoice, discusses how Canada is on the way to becoming 100% sustainable, but

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25:39

Marine Stewardship Council and the Sustainability of...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/12/14

The goal is to return to sustainability of wild-capturefisheries so we can harvest wild grown food now and in the future. Knowing that we are getting what we buy also means ocean to plate traceability. Well, the Marine Stewardship Council says Canada is 2/3 of the way there. When you buy a product with the blue MSC label, you’re helping to protect the productivity and health of our oceans, and the livelihoods that depend upon them.

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Behind the Tanks at Toronto's Ripley Aquarium

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/12/06

Description: The Ripley’s Aquarium in Toronto couldn't be morecentrally located and it’s just steps away from Lake Ontario. Out of respect for their regional fish, the exhibits start with a fullcomplement of amazing fish specimens that call the Great Lakes home. Further along an things just get more exciting with glass tubes that pass under the marine exhibit holding all manner of marine animals – many of which are swimming directly overhead. Our goal in making this episode however, was to go behind

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Christopher Pollon on the Site C Dam

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/11/30

Journalist Christopher Pollon and photographer Ben Nelmsrecently canoed the 93 km stretch of the Peace River soon to besubmerged should British Columbia’s proposed Site C dam be built. Christopher speaks to Blue Fish Radio about the magnificent Bull Trout fishing, unique habitat, the people who live along its banks, and the economic and political drivers spurring on the dam’s construction. The one question no one can seem to answer, “Is it necessary”? Pick up your copy of Chris and Ben’s book, “The

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Anastasia Lintner on Recommendations to Canada's...

The Blue Fish Radio Show ·

2016/11/22

Anastasia Lintner was hired by 50 water activist organizations todraft recommended amendments to Canada’s Fisheries Act as part of the Department of Ocean and Fisheries consultation process. Lawrence and Anastasia discuss the importance of using protection zones prudently, the need to include both native and local voices and knowledge at decision making tables, why ministerial discretion needs to be transparent, and the importance of putting back safeguards that were removed from the Fisheries Act

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