La Scandinavie
L’épisode explore la situation préoccupante du saumon atlantique sauvage en Norvège, Suède et Danemark, où les populations subissent les effets combinés de la surpêche, de la pollution, de la perte d’habitat et de l’aquaculture. Les invités, les chercheurs Kim Birnie-Gauvin et Gustav Hellström, partagent leurs observations scientifiques sur les impacts du stress, des barrages et du réchauffement climatique sur les migrations et la survie du saumon. Ils présentent également les mesures de protection mises en place dans leurs pays, notamment la restauration des rivières et la gestion des pêches. Enfin, l’épisode met en lumière les initiatives de collaboration entre les pays scandinaves pour mieux comprendre et préserver les populations de saumon sauvage.
The episode explores the concerning status of wild Atlantic salmon in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, where populations are affected by overfishing, pollution, habitat loss, and aquaculture. Guests Kim Birnie-Gauvin and Gustav Hellström share their scientific insights on how stress, dams, and climate change impact salmon migration and survival. They also highlight the protective measures implemented in their countries, such as river restoration and fisheries management. Finally, the episode showcases collaborative initiatives among Scandinavian nations aimed at understanding and preserving wild salmon populations.
The episode explores the concerning status of wild Atlantic salmon in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, where populations are affected by overfishing, pollution, habitat loss, and aquaculture. Guests Kim Birnie-Gauvin and Gustav Hellström share their scientific insights on how stress, dams, and climate change impact salmon migration and survival. They also highlight the protective measures implemented in their countries, such as river restoration and fisheries management. Finally, the episode showcases collaborative initiatives among Scandinavian nations aimed at understanding and preserving wild salmon populations.
