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Rebound of the Hesquiaht Herring Spawn

Hesquiaht harvester Josh Charleson tells the story of the collapse and rebound of herring in his traditional territory. Produced by Olam Films - https://www.olamfilms.com/ Supported by Coastal Restoration Society - https://www.coastrestore.com/ License Footage through BC Stock https://bcstock.ca/ The herring spawn occurs once a year on the BC Coast when millions of fish flock together to reproduce, bringing thousands predators together to feed. Herring is considered a keystone species because of its importance as a food source to so many animals in British Columbia. It is also an important cultural species for Coastal First Nations who have eaten and preserved the fish since time immemorial.