As an applied conservation scientist, I am committed to contributing rigorous scientific information beyond academia. Below are a few media stories that have highlighted our research:
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Hakai Magazine: Paradox of Hatcheries

CBC: Decline in Wild Salmon Diversity

The Tyee: Loss of sockeye diversity

The Narwhal: Decades of cuts to salmon monitoring

CICK radio: State of Skeena salmon

The Narwhal: Closing Canadian Fisheries.

Martinz Critical Review: Observing a precipitous decline.

Terrace Standard: How history is teaching scientists about wild Skeena salmon today.

Maclean's Magazine: Sockeye salmon stocks are crashing; long-lost notebooks saw it coming.

The Big Story Podcast: The story of the secret salmon journals.

54 Degrees North podcast: Off the hook - salmon and steelhead.

Science Magazine: Century-old salmon-smeared notebooks reveal past bounty of fisheries.

CBC: Genetic study of sockeye salmon in BC river suggests 75% decline since 1913.

Global TV: SFU CSI work is bad news for Skeena salmon run.

CKNW: Genetics of century-old fish scales reveals startling decline in salmon populations.

Blue Fish Radio: 100 year-old sockeye salmon DNA unearthed.

AtlasObscura: Found: slime-covered full of conservation data and fish scales.

Globe & Mail: Overhaul of BC environmental assessment will fail: scientists.

Pique Magazine: Re-booting EA.

The Narwhal: BC environmental assessment overhaul marred by deficiencies.

CTV News: Scientists urge BC to tighten wording of EA legislation.

Canadian Wildlife Magazine: Red alert: BC's wild salmon population is dwindling.

Star Vancouver: A tragedy: BC to create wild salmon plan.

The Narwhal: Bloodwater released into BC's coastal waters contain deadly fish virus.

Policy Options: A widow opens for Pacific Canada's Wild Salmon Policy.

Vancouver Sun: Federal fish policy a flop, study finds.

Hakai Magazine: Saving Canada's Wild Salmon Policy.