The item is an answer print of a documentary film from around 1983. "What happens when the sockeye salmon's spawning instincts are confused by the construction of a power dam? This film is about how this problem is studied and solved." (BC Hydro Film Catalogue, 1985.)

Out-takes. A log drive on the Stellako River and its effect on the river and its fish population. Includes underwater photography.

Nature. A log drive on the Stellako River and its effect on the river and its fish population. Includes underwater photography.

RECORDED: [location unknown], 1977-09-26 SUMMARY: R.J. MacLeod, Director of the Pacific Salmonid Enhancement Program, discusses the set-up and development of the program.;

The item is a reel of film footage. At Ruth Creek on Vancouver Island, staff members of the Salmonid Enhancement Program are shown clearing log jams and fallen trees from key stream areas to enable fish to find their way upstream.

Documentary. Depicts a salmon hatchery operation, location not identified. Inter-titles state : "Artificial propagation", "Pacific salmon hatchery and rearing" and "Hatchery rearing".

Documentary. Life cycle of the sockeye salmon, especially their return to the headwaters of the Fraser River to spawn. Shows efforts of scientists and engineers to facilitate the salmon run, and the contribution of the International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission. Includes shots of fishing boats setting their nets, cannery operations, Vancouver's Chinatown, salmon fighting the rapids at Hells Gate, and the development of fish ladders or fishways to aid the salmon.

Industrial film. A comprehensive look at the B.C. salmon industry, including the salmon run; fishing techniques; salmon species; Nass and Skeena River migrations; Hells Gate fishways; cannery operations. Concludes with a cooking demonstration, showing methods of preparing and serving salmon.

The item is a release print of a documentary film from ca. 1958. It depicts the life cycle of the sockeye salmon and the work of the International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission in ensuring the survival of that cycle and of BC's salmon fishing industry. Footage includes: Fort St. James salmon run; seining and gillnetting for sockeye; fishways, fish ladders at Hell's gate, Bridge River and Seton Creek dam; etc.

Out-takes. The life cycle of the sockeye salmon and the work of the International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission in protecting that cycle and the salmon fishing industry. Footage includes: Fort St. James salmon run; seining and gillnetting for sockeye; fishways, fish ladders at Hell's gate, Bridge River and Seton Creek dam; etc.

Documentary. The International Pacific Salmon Fisheries Commission's struggle to save the Fraser River sockeye salmon run. Includes research toward and construction of the Hells Gate and Bridge River fishways, and the program for re-stocking depleted streams.