Salmon populations in British Columbia face threats from legislative rollbacks and resource extraction, as wildlife stewards work to monitor and protect them.
Synopsis
Salmon populations in British Columbia face threats from legislative rollbacks and resource extraction, as wildlife stewards work to monitor and protect them.
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Synopsis
Wildlife stewards live full-time on boats in British Columbia, devoting their lives to monitoring salmon populations. These guardians face challenges from legislative rollbacks of environmental protections in Canada. They contend with threats from resource extraction activities, such as fracking for oil and natural gas. Science censorship complicates their efforts. The film shows the struggles of these individuals as they work to protect a vital species and the ecosystem of one of the last pristine frontiers.
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Why Watch
- Meet the Guardians living full-time on boats.
- Find out about legislative rollbacks in Canada.
- See the impact of fracking on wildlife.
Did You Know
- The documentary was directed by Courtney Quirin in 2019.
- The film has a runtime of 76 minutes.
- The Guardians monitor salmon populations, which are critical to the ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do the wildlife stewards in British Columbia monitor?
They monitor salmon populations, which are crucial to the region's ecosystem, economy, and cultural identity.
What challenges do the Guardians face in their work?
They face challenges from significant legislative rollbacks of environmental protections, science censorship, and resource extraction activities like fracking for oil and natural gas.
What is the duration of the documentary Guardian?
The documentary has a duration of 76 minutes.
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