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DESCRIPTION:Part of the Redpath Museum's Spotlight on\nBiodiversity summer 
 film series to celebrate the\nInternational Year of Biodiversity.\nAlexand
 ra Morton has dedicated her life to studying the ecology\nof the Broughton
  Archipelago\, located off the mid-coast of British\nColumbia. Her unmatch
 ed passion for whales brought her there many\nyears ago. However\, the onc
 e very healthy whale population has been\ndriven away\, and it became her 
 passion to find out why. This\nspawned her extraordinary study of salmon —
  both farmed\, and wild —\nof the Broughton Archipelago. The data she is c
 ollecting on the\ninter-connection of the orca whales\, grizzlies\, eagles
 \, seals\, and\nsalmon\, is slowly setting off alarm bells that government
 s and fish\nfarm corporations refuse to hear.\nSuggested contribution: $4 
 per adult /\n$2 child or student includes a muffin and refreshing\ndrink.
 \n(Bountiful Films\, 2003)\n
DTSTART:20100808T190000Z
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LOCATION:Redpath Museum\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 0C4\, 859 rue Sherbrooke
  Ouest
SUMMARY:Science Documentary Film:  Alexandra’s Echo
URL:/channels/event/science-documentary-film-alexandra
 %E2%80%99s-echo-115030
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