Apr 23, 2004 Starving Oceans
Debbie MacKenzie is not a scientist but she has been watching the ocean out her front door for five decades. She doesn't like what she has seen. The shorelines have changed because, she believes, the oceans are dying. The plant and animal life at the waters edge is much different than just few years ago, there are fewer marine mammals to be seen and fish appear to be starving.
There are fewer nutrients in the ocean today and Debbie MacKenzie believes overfishing has created the problem.
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For more than thirty years Land and Sea has brought you stories from people who live off the land and the sea. We cover issues that affect people in rural communities which ultimately affect those in cities as well.
We bring you stories from those who celebrate life living close to nature, who promote and protect their culture and traditional ways of doing things. There are stories of success and sometime failures that portray the unique way Atlantic Canadians deal with the challenges and pleasures of living on the east coast.
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2012-2013 Episode Guide
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Apr 14, 2013The One and Only Celie
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Apr 21, 2013Saving Louisbourg
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Apr 28, 2013The Women Who Crossed an Ocean
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May 05, 2013The Mi'kmaq Journey
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May 12, 2013The Shepherd
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May 19, 2013Maritime Pickers
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May 26, 2013Lynda's Life
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Jun 02, 2013Sable Island
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Jun 09, 2013Chef Jeremy
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Jun 16, 2013Shipbuilding in the Maritimes
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Jun 23, 2013One Last Schooner
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Jun 30, 2013Saving Louisbourg
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Jul 07, 2013The Mummer Man
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Jul 14, 2013Tuna Fishery
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Jul 21, 2013Whale Rescue
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Jul 28, 2013The Sky's the Limit
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Aug 04, 2013Lobster Collapse
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Aug 11, 2013Patersons' Rural Resolve
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Aug 18, 2013Nova Scotia Islands
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Aug 25, 2013Frank and Mary
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Sep 01, 2013Maritime Forestry
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Sep 08, 2013Hunting the Hunter
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Sep 15, 2013Wild at heart
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Sep 22, 2013Merasheen Magic
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Sep 29, 2013Wool Whisperers
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Oct 06, 2013Sea Junk