Bahamian Fishers Ecological Knowledge Research Initiative
Ghost Stories - Pioneering Bahamian Guides: Their Knowledge, Their Stories, and Opportunities for Resource Management.
A research project - book - film documentary - PhD Dissertation
Donations
The long-term potential outcomes from the research are extensive, and donations to this research project are greatly appreciated. Tom Karrow, PhD candidate at the University of Waterloo, is working directly with The Bahamas Fly Fishing Industry Association, The Bahamas Sportfishing Conervation Association, The College of the Bahamas, Bahamas National Trust, and Bonefish and Tarpon Trust. Donations can be made directly to Tom Karrow or through Bonefish and Tarpon Trust with a charitable tax deduction as a result. Thank you for your generous contribution to this research.
Tom Karrow
Donations are very welcome and can be made directly to Tom Karrow, PhD Candidate, at the University of Waterloo.
Any donation amount is welcomed.
To donate in this manner, please contact Tom at tkarrow@uwaterloo.ca
BTT is a collaborator on this Bahamas research project. Tax deductible donations to this research can be made directly to BTT. When completing a donation in this manner, simply use the following link AND,
indicate the donation is specifically for The Bahamas TEK Research Initiative.
btt.org/karrow-bonefish-fund