Our Blogger’s Article in Streamtalk

Posted by Neil Fletcher on April 24, 2012 · 1 Comment

Our 2012 social media assistant intern and blogger, Rachel Schott, has recently published an article in the DFO Journal Streamtalk (April 2012, page 5). Read about the importance of our local Herring below:

Filed under Wetlands Education Program · Tagged with bcwf, conservation, DFO, Environment, fish, Herring, internships, North Shore Wetland Partners, Streamtalk, wetlands education program

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Amy Dunn Moscoso says:

April 24, 2012 at 4:30 pm

Awesome – good stuff Rachel.

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