As part of our salmon connections and resilience series, we go further north to Taku River Tlingit territory to learn about the work and research being done to protect salmon and adapt to changing conditions from climate impacts. Thanks for the interviews and insights from Mark Connor and Chris Sergeant.Music thanks to the late Telkwa Ted Turner, and to Facundo Gastiazoro for the art.This episode was recorded on unceded Witsuwit’en territory between July and October 2022. 54 Degrees North is ...

54 degrees North

Nikki Skuce

Salmon resilience in the Taku region

DEC 2, 202242 MIN
54 degrees North

Salmon resilience in the Taku region

DEC 2, 202242 MIN

Description

As part of our salmon connections and resilience series, we go further north to Taku River Tlingit territory to learn about the work and research being done to protect salmon and adapt to changing conditions from climate impacts.

Thanks for the interviews and insights from Mark Connor and Chris Sergeant.

Music thanks to the late Telkwa Ted Turner, and to Facundo Gastiazoro for the art.

This episode was recorded on unceded Witsuwit’en territory between July and October 2022. 54 Degrees North is produced by Nikki Skuce (@nikkiskuce) from the Northern Confluence Initiative (a project of MakeWay), with some editing assistance by Namita Prakash thanks to the Canada Summer Jobs program. Contact us at [email protected] or check us out on Instagram @northern_confluence.