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Herring: Why Kill The Foundation of Our Salish Sea?

2024·10m|

- English

Point of view - personal - concern - action

Bob Turner reflects on the folly of the herring fishery on the BC Coast amid spawning herring and the commercial herring fleet.

Director:Bob Turner

Screenwriter:Bob Turner

Producer:Bob Turner

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