Hamilton Harbour's guest appearances

Hamilton Harbour

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The Blue Fish Radio Show

Nature's Past: A Podcast of the Network in Canadian History and Environment

Bill Kelly Show

Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

EarthMatters

Scott and Kat After 9

Mike Miller

Brett Kissel

IAN McALLISTER

BREN SMITH

ALEXANDRA MORTON

Carl Safina

Craig Oliver

John Anderson

Jeremy Wade

Adrian Smith

Rob Stewart

Scott Mcleod

Chris Harvey

Lawrence Seaway

Kyla Lee

OwlTail

Colin Lake

Colin Lake from the Glenora Fisheries Station speaks withLawrence Gunther about the challenges maintaining a balanced and vibrant ecosystem in Lake Ontario, and how Hamilton Harbour is being turned from an industrial victim back into a strong and diverse fishery. Come alon for a tour of the Glenora Fishery Station’s 75-year old aquariums

Colin Lake from the Glenora Fisheries Station speaks with Lawrence Gunther about the challenges maintaining a balanced and vibrant ecosystem in Lake Ontario, and how Hamilton Harbour is being turned from an industrial victim back into a strong and diverse fishery. Come alon for a tour of the Glenora Fishery Station’s 75-year old aquariums

Colin Lake on Lake Ontario Research and Hamilton Harbour Restoration

An interview with Nancy Bouchier and Ken Cruikshank about the social and environmental history of Hamilton Harbour.

Nature's Past Episode 53: The Social and Environmental History of Hamilton Harbour

Deep at the bottom of Hamilton Harbour, there is a creeping menace. It is a “spill in slow motion”, a toxic cocktail of coal tar, metals, and man-made chemicals. Formally known as “Randle Reef”, this slowly spreading stew of pollution has been a blight on Hamilton Harbour for a generation. Clean-up should have started in 2008, but it did not. Now residents, environmentalists, and reporters are asking questions. Mark and Krystyn speak with Lynda Lukasik and Mark Sproule-Jones on this episode of Living at the Barricades.Music in this Show Dirty Old Town by The Pogues Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground by The White Stripes Goo Goo Muck by The Cramps Dirty and True by Hawksley WorkmanListen to the show Listen to this week’s show online (right-click to download). Subscribe to the Living At the Barricades Podcast via iTunes

Deep at the bottom of Hamilton Harbour, there is a creeping menace. It is a “spill in slow motion”, a toxic cocktail of coal tar, metals, and man-made chemicals. Formally known as “Randle Reef”, this slowly spreading stew of pollution has been a blight on Hamilton Harbour for a generation. Clean-up should have started in 2008, but it did not. Now residents, environmentalists, and reporters are asking questions. Mark and Krystyn speak with Lynda Lukasik and Mark Sproule-Jones on this episode of Living at the Barricades.Music in this Show Dirty Old Town by The Pogues Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground by The White Stripes Goo Goo Muck by The Cramps Dirty and True by Hawksley WorkmanListen to the show <a href="http://www.waterkeeper.ca/audio/2010-03-Show10_Hamilton_podcast.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Listen</a> to this week’s show online (right-click to download). <a href="http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=267971533" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe</a> to the Living At the Barricades Podcast via iTunes

Stalled: The Hamilton Harbour Cleanup (Show 10 – 2010)