- Home
The BookMore About BCSite Info
|
BC Pacific Salmon
in Amazing British Columbia
On this page: References for BC's Pacific salmon, the S entry in Amazing British Columbia: A Natural History From A To Z |
One alphabet book cannot tell everything about BC's Pacfic salmon. The references below include information about the photographer and links to other sites with more information about the salmon
Scroll down or jump to:
Mark Kaarremaa, Photographer of the salmon
Protection Island, where Mark Kaarremaa lives, is in the harbour of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island. Only 300 people live there and they must take a boat ride to get to town. At low tide, they can walk across to Newcastle Island, a provincial park.
From Protection Island, Mark runs Imageplay Photography. (Link opens in a new window).
He has been a photographer for over 20 years. Besides his photo in Amazing British Columbia, he has published over 1000 pieces in places like The New York Times, National Geographic Adventure and The Globe and Mail. He also sells his pictures to media, corporate advertising, and public relations people.
Back to top
Other Photos Of Salmon
Back to top
Books About Salmon
Here is what I read to learn more about salmon while I was doing the research to write Amazing British Columbia:
- __________(2000). "Salmon, Pacific" in Encyclopedia of British Columbia. Daniel Francis (Ed.) Madeira Park: Harbour Publishing. pp. 623-625.
- Cannings, Richard (2000). "Natural History" in Encyclopedia of British Columbia. Daniel Francis (Ed.) Madeira Park: Harbour Publishing. p. 488.
This link takes you to a list of books about the Pacific salmon. You will even see books about children who are saving the salmon. (This link opens in a new window.)
One of my favourite salmon books for children is the fiction book A Salmon For Simon (Opens in a new window)
Back to top
Links To More Information About Salmon
Back to top
So what can you share about salmon?
Do you have a photo of salmon? A story about salmon? An interesting salmon fact that would amaze others?
You can create a page on this Web site just by filling in the form below. Then we can all learn together.
Back to top
Use the links below to visit pages about the other entries in the book Amazing British Columbia.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Back to Amazing British Columbia home page
Enjoy this page? Share it. Here's how...
Would you prefer to share this page with others by linking to it?
- Click on the HTML link code below.
- Copy and paste it, adding a note of your own, into your blog, a Web page, forums, a blog comment,
your Facebook account, or anywhere that someone would find this page valuable.
|
|