Nature

In this video we hear from Tiana Williams-Clausse about the intrinsic connection the Yurok hold with wild Salmon, and the urgency around protecting Salmon populations.

Tiana Williams-Clausse shares about her perspective, where science meets spirit.

In this video we learn about how Salmon loss impacts the surrounding the environment.

Vanessa Castle explains how researchers conduct surveys of Chinook salmon, counting fish and nests to estimate juvenile migration, track population trends, and guide sustainable fishery management, especially after environmental changes like dam removal.

This Film explores the journey of salmon from spawning in freshwater nests to migrating to the ocean, maturing over several years, and returning to their birthplace to reproduce.

Vanessa Castle describes a river as the lifeblood of the land and its people.

This video shares the deep emotional significance of reopening the river and the connection to the land, with a focus on the hope and healing it represents for the community.

Continuing from our last episode, Morgan Brown, a Tsimshian mother, auntie, sister, daughter, and woman discusses plant sovereignty.

This video emphasizes the importance of traditional foods, ceremonies, and learning from our natural environment in order to maintain spiritual connections.