Rochelle Baker is a reporter for the National Observer, focusing on local news in Canada. Her work has been featured in various publications, including iNFOnews, Alberta Prime Times, Times Colonist, and Canada's National Observer. Rochelle covers a range of topics, including environmental issues, climate change, and social justice.
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Rochelle Baker's articles mainly focus on local environmental and conservation issues in Canada. She often references government announcements and data, indicating a preference for factual information and official sources.
If you want to reach out to Rochelle, consider providing insights or commentary related to Canadian environmental policies, wildlife conservation efforts, indigenous rights in relation to the environment, or climate change implications specific to Canada. Additionally, offering access to relevant data or scientific perspectives may also pique her interest.
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By: Rochelle Baker
Overfishing, combined with finning — a cruel and wasteful practice where live sharks are caught during targeted fisheries or as bycatch, then have their fins sliced off before discarded overboard to die are pushing shark populations to extinction.
By: Rochelle Baker
Boaters can use a innovative new online tool to choose eco-friendly products and clean up their act when it comes to washing toxic chemicals into waterways and oceans while maintaining their vessels.
By: Rochelle Baker
A new solution is surfacing for boaters keen to tackle the problem of toxic chemicals in cleaning products that can poison salmon and other important marine life.
Anglers that make small changes to catch and release methods can make big differences to threatened salmon survival, new research shows.
By: Rochelle Baker
Chemistry researchers at Vancouver Island University and the Pacific Salmon Foundation have developed an online dashboard and cheat sheet to help boaters choose the most eco-friendly cleaning methods
Feedback from commercial fishers and recreational boaters resources has been really positive according to VIU professor Alexandra Weissfloch and student researcher Lily Eggert.
By: Rochelle Baker
#17 of 17 articles from the Special Report: BC Hydro has unveiled nine new wind projects to meet the growing demand for clean energy while keeping rates affordable for public and industrial users.
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By: Rochelle Baker
VIU chemists have teamed up with the Pacific Salmon Foundation to guide boaters to "cleaner" cleaning products
By: Rochelle Baker
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Sport fishers and scientists are launching a bid to improve salmon survival by changing recommended catch-and-release techniques.
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