4 Wildlife Restoration Programs That Have Actually Worked
4 Wildlife Restoration Programs That Have Actually Worked Biologist Andrea Morton on her 30 year campaign to save wild salmon. Plus: More proof that wildlife restoration projects can be successful. Flannery Dean Updated (Illustration: Vivian Rosas) Biologist Andrea Morton ended up in B.C.’s remote Echo Bay in the early 1980s with her son and (now late) husband, Robin, to study orcas. When factory fish farms moved in, some whales fled, but Morton stayed behind to fight for the integrity of the ecosystem. For the next 34 years, she documented the farms’ increasingly catast...