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EPISODE · Oct 14, 2025 · 59 MIN

Innovation in Aquaculture: The Evolving Landscape of B.C.'s Coastal Resource Sector with Brian Kingzett

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In this episode of the Rez Dog Walkers Podcast, we are excited to welcome Brian Kingzett, Executive Director of the BC Salmon Farmers Association. With a  background in marine biology, Brian has accumulated almost forty years of experience in aquaculture as a biologist and consultant, collaborating closely with Indigenous communities to advance sustainable aquaculture in B.C. Join Dallas Smith and Brian in this heartfelt conversation as they draw from their experiences in aquaculture and reminisce over the changes and developments they have witnessed first-hand in the resource industries of coastal B.C. They highlight advancements in reconciliation and Indigenous participation in industry as Indigenous communities have found their voice in the resource sector, showcasing the powerful relationships that can be built through open dialogue and collaboration. They discuss some of the complexities of the dialogue surrounding B.C. salmon farming, stressing the importance of synthesizing the existing science in a way that is easily accessible to Indigenous communities and other industry actors. Brian also shares his insights into the need for greater innovation in B.C. aquaculture, highlighting some of the exciting developments in salmon farming globally. For more details on the Indigenous Resource Opportunities Conference, being held June 3 -5, 2026, please visit www.bciroc.ca Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Rez Dog Walkers Podcast, we are excited to welcome Brian Kingzett, Executive Director of the BC Salmon Farmers Association. With a  background in marine biology, Brian has accumulated almost forty years of experience in aquaculture as a biologist and consultant, collaborating closely with Indigenous communities to advance sustainable aquaculture in B.C. Join Dallas Smith and Brian in this heartfelt conversation as they draw from their experiences in aquaculture and reminisce over the changes and developments they have witnessed first-hand in the resource industries of coastal B.C. They highlight advancements in reconciliation and Indigenous participation in industry as Indigenous communities have found their voice in the resource sector, showcasing the powerful relationships that can be built through open dialogue and collaboration. They discuss some of the complexities of the dialogue surrounding B.C. salmon farming, stressing the importance of synthesizing the existing science in a way that is easily accessible to Indigenous communities and other industry actors. Brian also shares his insights into the need for greater innovation in B.C. aquaculture, highlighting some of the exciting developments in salmon farming globally. For more details on the Indigenous Resource Opportunities Conference, being held June 3 -5, 2026, please visit www.bciroc.ca Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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