THE LOST FISH
One of the Pacific Northwest's oldest fish is disappearing, and along with it the sacred place it holds among many Native American Indian Tribes. For a species that has squeezed through most of the earth's great extinctions, the plight of Pacific Lamprey may be a signal of ecological distress.
The Lost Fish is Freshwaters Illustrated's feature film - collaborative with the Columbia River Intertribal Fish Commission and the US Fish & Wildlife Service - that captures the fight to save Pacific Lamprey in the Columbia Basin, and the passion and determination of those working to ensure their survival. Watch and share the complete 25 minute film below, or view the 2-minute trailer on the right.
The Lost Fish Trailer
The Lost Fish - Full Film
Directed by Jeremy Monroe & David Herasimtschuk.
24 minutes. Produced by Freshwaters Illustrated in Partnership with the Columbia Inter-Tribal Fish Commission and US Fish & Wildlife Service.
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