Jim Shortreed and Briony Penn from the Herring Conservation and Restoration Society will review the state of herring in the Salish Sea, and what can be done to preserve and enhance this precious resource. Every environmental group that wishes for more life in the Salish Sea, be they stream keepers wishing for more coho or chinook to come home, bird watchers wanting more birds, whale watchers wanting more healthy Southern Residents, sports fishers, and old guys wanting smoked kippers in the morning will want to know more about herring.
When
7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Where
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