Search your deck, your opponent’s deck, and/or either discard pile for a producer (level 1) card and put it into play. Reshuffle the deck(s).

3 POINTS

Play: Abarenicola pacifica has a MOVE of 1.
Lugworms feed on detritus at the bottom of the river.

2 POINTS

Adult midges don’t feed. Midge larvae feed on suspended organic matter in water and mud.
Play: C. plumosus has a MOVE of 1.

6 POINTS

Play: Leptocottus armatus has a MOVE of 2.
Every spring it is celebrated in the Bullhead Derby at Gary Point Park.

Musqueam fisheries officers patrol the waters in their traditional territory, protecting against overfishing.
Play: If played IMMEDIATELY, this card counters the effect of OVERFISHING.

Poor government regulation leads to overfishing. Roll a die. Remove the corresponding number of fish species from the game IMMEDIATELY.

7 POINTS

Oncorhynchus gorbuscha feed in the estuary as juveniles and on their way back up the river to spawn.
Play: Oncorhynchus gorbuscha has a MOVE of 2.

2 POINTS

A. nebulosus is an invasive species. It impacts native species through predation and competition.
Play: A. nebulosus MUST be played on top of a native fish species.

7 POINTS

Play: Lontra Canadensis has a MOVE of 2.