Brett Tolley, catch shares and the souls of fishing communities

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Surf & Turf: a seafood justice podcast

Dr. Caroline Ferguson Irlanda

29 episodes

5 hours ago

My guests from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission, Donella Miller and Elaine Harvey, discuss the many sources of contamination that threaten the health and culture of the Indigenous people of the Columbia River Basin. We also learn about a Tribal vision for energy justice. CRITFC website: https://critfc.org/Buy fresh fish!: https://critfc.org/harvest/Follow CRITFC on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/critfc/

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Brett Tolley, catch shares and the souls of fishing communities

Surf & Turf: a seafood justice podcast

36 minutes

2 years ago

Brett Tolley, catch shares and the souls of fishing communities

Brett Tolley is an advocate for community-based fisheries, fighting for the next generation of fishermen as the National Program Coordinator for the North American Marine Alliance (NAMA). Brett shares his personal experience with a privatization policy known as "catch shares" in New England, his observation of the consolidation of fishing rights among a wealthy few, and the impact that this policy has had on the souls of fishing communities. Support NAMA: Follow @NAMA_net on InstagramV...