Join us as we chat with L'nu Fisheries Tony Clements, who fishes lobster with the Native Council of Prince Edward Island, as we chat about the day to day of being a lobster fisherman. For those that have followed along for the last few years, I want to express my sincere gratitude for being with us on this journey. It saddens me to write that this will be my last episode with the Clocean Podcast. I have truly enjoyed bringing these interviews to your ears. Wela'lioq.
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Join us as we chat with L'nu Fisheries Tony Clements, who fishes lobster with the Native Council of Prince Edward Island, as we chat about the day to day of being a lobster fisherman. For those that have followed along for the last few years, I want to express my sincere gratitude for being with us on this journey. It saddens me to write that this will be my last episode with the Clocean Podcast. I have truly enjoyed bringing these interviews to your ears. Wela'lioq.
Join us with our season opener as we have an impromptu conversation with Elder Georgina Knockwood-Crane surrounding the impacts of Hurricane Fiona on the Island of Epekwitk. Although much of this conversation centers around land and trees, it is directly applicable and introduces our upcoming episode on Climate Change and its effect on the ocean.
Clocean Podcast - Wta'n: Our living ocean
Join us as we chat with L'nu Fisheries Tony Clements, who fishes lobster with the Native Council of Prince Edward Island, as we chat about the day to day of being a lobster fisherman. For those that have followed along for the last few years, I want to express my sincere gratitude for being with us on this journey. It saddens me to write that this will be my last episode with the Clocean Podcast. I have truly enjoyed bringing these interviews to your ears. Wela'lioq.
