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Little Artists’ Illustrations #1

Colourful Adams River salmon illustrations and drawings by Rory, Mirabelle, Lauren, Kathy, Justin, Juan, Chelsea, and Brantley from the 2006 Salute to the Sockeye Festival. 


Posted by Aileen Penner on 10/23/06

Part of a Tradition: Going to the Water

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How these salmon affect us: stories collected at the Salute to the Salmon festival at Adams River.


Posted by James Sherrett on 10/17/06

Showcase of Sockeye Photos from Adams River

School of Sockeye salmon in the waters of the Adams River
A quick showcase of photos with links to the hundreds more of the incredible Adams River Sockeye salmon run.


Posted by James Sherrett on 10/12/06

“Something to See” – Day 2 / October 7, 2006

Day 2 of Aileen’s experience chasing salmon stories at the Adams River on Thanksgiving weekend.


Posted by Aileen Penner on 10/9/06

Returning to the Exact Spot — Day 1 / Friday, October 6

THINK SALMON team member Aileen shares her story of arriving at the exact spot she came to 20 years ago as a child.


Posted by Aileen Penner on 10/8/06

Chasing Salmon Stories on Thanksgiving Weekend

Summary of what the THINK SALMON team is up to at the Adams River on the Thanksgiving weekend.


Posted by Aileen Penner on 10/6/06

Finding the Adams River Sockeye

Sockeye salmon swim upstream in the Adams River
The final entry in our journey following the Sockeye salmon upstream from the saltwater at the mouth of the Fraser River to their spawning grounds at the Adams River.


Posted by James Sherrett on 10/6/06

From Hope to the Shuswap

From Hope to the Shuswap
The THINK SALMON team follows the Adams River Sockeye salmon from Hope, up the Fraser to the Thompson and into the lakes of the Shuswap.


Posted by James Sherrett on 10/3/06

From Vancouver to Hope

Sunlight piercing through in Hope, BC
As the THINK SALMON team moves toward its destination, the Fraser River changes, and the altitude gets steeper. Mist gives way to bursts of sun, and the Sockeye beckon.


Posted by James Sherrett on 10/1/06
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