Скачать или смотреть Rebound of the Hesquiaht Herring Spawn

Hesquiaht harvester Josh Charleson tells the story of the collapse and rebound of herring in his traditional territory.

Produced by Olam Films - https://www.olamfilms.com/
Supported by Coastal Restoration Society - https://www.coastrestore.com/
License Footage through BC Stock https://bcstock.ca/

The herring spawn occurs once a year on the BC Coast when millions of fish flock together to reproduce, bringing thousands predators together to feed. Herring is considered a keystone species because of its importance as a food source to so many animals in British Columbia. It is also an important cultural species for Coastal First Nations who have eaten and preserved the fish since time immemorial.