The Peel Project (Arts Commons, #Calgary) - Dec 9, 2015 - Feb 29, 2016
Peel (http://thepeel.ca/) is a multi-layered project bringing together film, the arts and sciences as a means of telling a uniquely Canadian story of art, adventure and Canadian identity. The Peel highlights the landscape, culture and wildlife of the Peel River Watershed (PRW) in Yukon/Northwest territories. This watershed is one of the last undeveloped watersheds left in Canada, spanning nearly 68,000km2 of intact arctic wilderness. As of January 2014 71% was opened for economic development related to mining and oil exploration — that decision has been continuously fought.
More info at these links: https://www.artscommons.ca/WhatsOn/ShowDetails.aspx… | https://www.artscommons.ca/WhatsOn/ShowDetails.aspx…
Fly Fishing the Peel River: Dolly Varden - This colourful fish is found in two areas of the Yukon: the Tatshenshini River drainage in the southwest and the Peel River drainage in the far north. Other Yukon fish include Arctic Grayling, Bull Trout, Rainbow Trout, Inconnu, Burbot & Northern Pike.
http://www.env.gov.yk.ca/huntin…/how_to_catch_yukon_fish.php
http://www.protectpeel.ca/
#flyfishing | #yyc | #bowriver
Fly Fishing the Peel River: Dolly Varden - This colourful fish is found in two areas of the Yukon: the Tatshenshini River drainage in the southwest and the Peel River drainage in the far north. Other Yukon fish include Arctic Grayling, Bull Trout, Rainbow Trout, Inconnu, Burbot & Northern Pike.
http://www.env.gov.yk.ca/huntin…/how_to_catch_yukon_fish.php
http://www.protectpeel.ca/
#flyfishing | #yyc | #bowriver
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