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Herring Ponding: A Report

2025·24m|

Classic Environmental Films

- English

Science - experimental - restore - ecology

The Government of Canada reports on a herring ponding method used to produce herring-on-kelp.

Director:Dick Harvey

Screenwriter:A.L. Lazenby

Producer:Scott Renyard

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