Elie Dolgin, PHD, Science Journalist
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A trap filled with crayfish from Enos Lake.
By Elie Dolgin November 8, 2008
The sticklebacks of coastal B.C. are ideal for studying natural selection in action — but now crayfish and crossbreeding are threatening to eliminate evolutionary scientists’ favorite fish.
Shortly before his death, William Teya, left, provided crucial help to the conservation team.
By Elie Dolgin April 12, 2008
The Gwich’in people of Canada’s North have depended for centuries on a colorful fish called the Dolly Varden – which is now on the verge of extinction. In a race to save the species, locals and conservationists are combining forces.
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