August 2010
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Posted by karlmeyer on 04 Aug 2010 | Tagged as: alewives, American shad, Atlantic salmon, Bellows Falls Fishway, blueback herring, Connecticut River, Connecticut River Atlantic Salmon Commission, Conte, CRASC, federal trust fish, Politics, salmon, Salmon eggs, salmon hatchery, Uncategorized, USFWS, Vernon Dam Fishway, Walpole
Connecticut River special: “Season of Secrets†with writer Karl Meyer, airs Wednesday, August 4, at 5:30 pm, on Local Bias:  www.gctv.org
(this local Greenfield cable show can be downloaded after tonight’s show, please share the link!)
Greenfield, MA. August 4, 2010. Environmental journalist and author Karl Meyer spent this spring and summer blogging and following the Connecticut River’s migratory fish runs, by bicycle, from Long Island Sound at Old Saybrook, CT  to Bellows Falls, VT and North Walpole, NH (www.karlmeyerwriting.com ) This was a follow-up to Meyer’s “Turners Falls Turnaround†in the March 2009 edition of Sanctuary Magazine. Meyer spends a half hour with GCTV’s “Local-Bias†Host Drew Hutchinson talking about this year’s fish run and the secrecy and cover-ups shrouding the Connecticut River migratory fish restoration–on both the corporate and public agency levels. Topics include:
“Season of Secrets,†airs Wednesday, August 4, at 5:30 pm; and repeats on Thursday and Friday August 5 & 6, at 9 pm. The program repeats in those time slots the week of August 8th, and will be available for download on the video on demand page at gctv.org.
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