Fisheries Friday

If you are needing some soul therapy, you don’t have to go too far to find it. Get out on the land, it is positively glowing with the fall colours. Bold hues of gold, yellow, orange and red presented against a clear blue sky with snowcapped mountain peaks complimenting the skyline. The air is crisp and carries the scent of decaying leaves and ripe cranberries. It truly is a healing feast for the eye, and all the senses.

The fun but hectic summer pace has slowed, our field projects are winding down, and so are our staff. Like the Land, they too are ready for the change of season. Next week, coho project staff will be wrapping things up, closing camp and returning home, making the season closure official. Late salmon runs are making their way into the spawning locations on the Lower Stikine River, returning to their birthplace to complete their lifecycles.

It has been quite some time since we have provided an update, we have so much to share with you.

Catch up on escapements, harvest numbers and our Tahltan Lake projects here:
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Fisheries Friday – Fall Update - Tahltan Central Government

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If you are needing some soul therapy, you don’t have to go too far to find it. Get out on the land, it is positively glowing with the fall colours. Bold hues of gold, yellow, orange and red presente...