From summer into fall, BC’s rivers come alive with the return of sockeye salmon. This video captures a dominant Adams River run, a massive generational homecoming that occurs every four years. Sockeye spawn once in their lifetime and die soon after. In death, their bodies feed insects, plants, birds, bears, and the forests that line the riverbanks. Each salmon’s final act sustains the living network that will one day bring its descendants home. But this essential cycle has been under threat for

Celebrating record salmon return in B.C.'s Okanagan