Estuary and Piping Plover find their voice

Episode 12: Rest in Peace – Elder John R. Prosper Prays the Rosary

"In this final episode, Estu and Plove join Elder John R. Prosper of Paqtnkek Mi'kmaw Nation at St. Anne's Church to honour and remember the Town Point ancestors in unmarked graves near the large scale oyster fishery in Antigonish Harbour approved by the Nova Scotia government without an archaeological assessment or Indigenous consent."

Episode 11: Environmental Racism at Antigonish Harbour

"Estu and Plove reveal the deception on the part of government and coastal property owners of exploiting ecological and sustainability arguments as a way to avoid archaeological assessment of Mi'kmaw burial grounds and circumvent treaty rights and Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action."

Episode 10: Porpoise Past Pays Homage to Eelgrass

"Porpoise Past presents a counter vision for creating a “full and abundant life for all” — porpoises, plovers, estuaries, eels, eelgrass, and yes, humans — in keeping with the cooperative principles of the Antigonish Movement and the Mi’kmaw values of All My Relations."

Episode 9: A Visitation With Porpoise Past

"Porpoise Past speaks out against the debilitating impact of the noise and bustle of human activity from a large-scale commercial oyster fishery on the harbour porpoise’s essential echolocation abilities. “Accessing our food supply in the eelgrass nursery was never a problem in my day when the Mi’kmaq were stewards of these waters."

Episode 8: Who Can We Count on for Coastal Protection?

"Bob Bancroft decries the decision to place coastal protection in the hands of individual property owners rather than an enforceable legislated Coastal Protection Act"