Many Indigenous people live by the ocean and gain knowledge about the ocean, as well as about weather, tides, currents, navigation and marine animals and plants. Join our Questers as they meet Indigenous Scientists and Knowledge Holders who live and work near the ocean, like Elder Jamie Dixon from the shishalh Nation, who are caretakers of their territory, learning about tides, currents and fish life cycles so they can live in harmony with the land and water. Elder Woody Morrison knows something about about navigating by the stars. Kai makes a tide diorama to demonstrate the flow of these water levels and DJ Salmon spreads the message about the negative effects of salmon farming on wild salmon. Meanwhile, fishermen Rosemarie Georgeson and Lindsey Wilson take our friend Nathaniel Arcand out on their fishing boat. Commander John Herrington talks about the evolution of sharks and how they contribute to the well-beings of our oceans – and about the Greenland shark – the oldest living animal on earth.