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Ecofish’s Will Twardek was recently featured in the Fall edition of the Yukon North of Ordinary magazine to answer the burning question – how do salmon return to their stream of origin? Will holds a Ph.D. in biology focused on salmon migration through the upper Yukon River. Having published over 40 peer-reviewed articles with authors […]
Read MoreGenerate 2023 was electrifying! Ecofish believes that the innovations we need to drive change through the energy transition require the combined support of the clean energy industry and it’s partners. At Generate, we had the opportunity to meet with First Nations, government, and industry professionals to discuss proposed clean energy solutions and to learn about […]
Read MoreEcofish is thrilled to be a part of this year’s Cumby Race! On May 6th, our team will be participating alongside other members of the community to raise funds to support the Cumberland Community Forest Society (CCFS) in their mission to purchase, protect, and care for the Cumberland Forest. In 2019, the CCFS asked Ecofish […]
Read MoreToday, we celebrate the beauty and wonder of our planet, while also acknowledging the challenges facing our environment. From conservation and restoration to promoting renewable energy, our team is working hard to make a positive impact. We are proud to be a part of the global movement towards a more sustainable future. Let’s work together […]
Read MoreJoin us in celebrating World Water Day by taking action to protect and conserve water. At Ecofish, we are committed to providing innovative solutions for water management, water conservation, and restoration of our aquatic habitats, and we believe that working together, we can accelerate change towards a more sustainable future. From assessing water quality to protecting […]
Read MoreTo aid the Indigenous Monitoring Implementation Plan and in particular, the wild salmon recovery in the Broughton Archipelago, Ecofish has been supporting ‘Namgis First Nation, Kwikwasut’inuxw Haxwa’mis First Nation, and Mamalilikulla First Nation on the Broughton Wild Salmon Restoration Project, a subproject of the Broughton Aquaculture Transition Initiative (BATI). Ecofish had the pleasure of working […]
Read MoreIndigenous Ecological Knowledge (IEK) is crucial to making informed decisions when it comes to the management of natural resources. Over three years, Ecofish worked collaboratively with Lake Babine Nation (LBN) on an Indigenous Stewardship Project (ISP) to map, classify, and assess wetlands in their traditional territory. The Project was developed to reflect IEK on wetland […]
Read MoreThe Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF), British Columbia Conservation Foundation (BCCF), and other partners are looking for volunteers to participate in their 2020/21 Avid Anglers program. They are looking for experienced saltwater salmon sportfishers who have their own boats to undertake targeted sampling and tagging efforts in the Salish Sea. The capture technique that will be […]
Read More(Nanaimo, B.C.) – Ecofish Research Ltd. (Ecofish), a Vancouver-based science and environmental consulting firm, launched a new office in Nanaimo, B.C. to better serve its clients in the region while working to reduce its own environmental impact by staying local to where their expertise is needed. Ecofish has worked to reduce the impact of development […]
Read MoreLast weekend, Ecofishers participated in the Cumberland Wetland’s Conference – a fantastic forum for networking and brainstorming with local government, professionals and community members and in general, sharing enthusiasm about wetland function, management and conservation in the Comox Valley. Neil Fletcher, prominent wetland educator in the province and Wetlands Program Manager for the BC Wildlife […]
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