Salmon conservationist Neville Crabbe on alternatives to open net-pen salmon farming; Chris Collingwood, founder of Turning the Tide Marine Industry Awards.

Seabird biologist Bill Montevecchi is hearing concerns about the way the turr or murre hunt is carried out; the Canadian Coast Guard on ice conditions offshore.

Jeff Hutchings, a professor at Dalhousie University gives an opinion on the affect of fishing offshore cod prior to spawning; Bill Goulding with Small Craft Harbours talks about the damage done from the storm in January.

Every summer on Newfoundland's west coast there's a week long celebration of traditional music at the Vinland Music Camp. This Land & Sea archival from 2005, called Salt Water Music, takes you to Gros Morne National Park.

Students and master mariners are involved in the Nautical Skills Competition at the Marine Institute; GM Chris Newhook on Argentia's potential in becoming an offshore supply base.

DFO's Karen Dwyer on the science around cod spawning off the south coast; Quin-Sea Fisheries is moving forward with plans to capitalize on an expanding lobster fishery.

MHA Chris Pardy on wharves, boats and breakwaters damaged by a January blizzard; FFAW's Dave Decker on a booming lobster fishery.

Douglas Keel's wharf in Champeny's East is floating in the harbour following the blizzard; Heather Elliott is the Original Shipster, she talks shipwrecks and burial mounds along the coast.

Concern in Black Duck Cove about the future of the community's fish plant workers. Gerry Byrne meets with federal fisheries minister Bernadette Jordan. And, the final farewell to John Crosbie.

What is the future of the fish plant in Black Duck Cove? Former Premier Clyde Wells remembers John Crosbie. Crosbie remembered for his support for the seal hunt.