Nord du Québec (partie 1)
Cet épisode, animé par Lyne Morissette et Normand Fiset, présente la situation du saumon atlantique dans le Nord du Québec, en soulignant les différences de gestion et d’impact des changements climatiques par rapport au Québec méridional. Les invités, Louis Shecanapish-Tardif et Véronique Nadeau, offrent un aperçu des principales rivières à saumon du Nunavik, vastes et peu accessibles, et mettent en lumière l’écotype unique du saumon estuarien de la Koksoak. Une banque historique d’écailles depuis 1980 permet de suivre l’évolution de ces populations distinctes, et la présence du saumon rose y est confirmée depuis 2019. Enfin, le podcast aborde les particularités des mesures réglementaires dans cette région.
This episode, hosted by Lyne Morissette and Normand Fiset, presents the situation of Atlantic salmon in Northern Quebec, highlighting differences in management and the impacts of climate change compared to Southern Quebec. Guests Louis Shecanapish-Tardif and Véronique Nadeau provide an overview of the main salmon rivers in Nunavik, vast and remote, and highlight the unique estuarine salmon ecotype of the Koksoak River. A historical scale archive dating back to 1980 allows researchers to track the evolution of these distinct populations, and the presence of pink salmon has been confirmed in the region since 2019. Finally, the podcast discusses the specific regulatory measures in place in this area.
This episode, hosted by Lyne Morissette and Normand Fiset, presents the situation of Atlantic salmon in Northern Quebec, highlighting differences in management and the impacts of climate change compared to Southern Quebec. Guests Louis Shecanapish-Tardif and Véronique Nadeau provide an overview of the main salmon rivers in Nunavik, vast and remote, and highlight the unique estuarine salmon ecotype of the Koksoak River. A historical scale archive dating back to 1980 allows researchers to track the evolution of these distinct populations, and the presence of pink salmon has been confirmed in the region since 2019. Finally, the podcast discusses the specific regulatory measures in place in this area.
