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A trap filled with crayfish from Enos Lake.
By Elie Dolgin • November 8, 2008
The sticklebacks of coastal B.C. are ideal for studying natural selection in action — but now crayfish and crossbreeding are threatening to eliminate evolutionary scientists’ favorite fish.
Shortly before his death, William Teya, left, provided crucial help to the conservation team.
By Elie Dolgin • April 12, 2008
The Gwich’in people of Canada’s North have depended for centuries on a colorful fish called the Dolly Varden – which is now on the verge of extinction. In a race to save the species, locals and conservationists are combining forces.