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WFN Green with Emmanuel Belliveau

WFN Green: The Series examines environmental stories pertinent to the fishing industry. With a focus on green companies, personalities, and products, WFN Green's host Emmanuel Belliveau exposes viewers to important conservation stories and the people working to make a difference in the both the commercial and recreational fishing industries throughout North America.

Emmanuel Belliveau

Emmanuel Belliveau is one busy guy. When he's not hosting WFN Green, Emmanuel focuses his environmental and conservation energy on the design business he runs that specializes in sustainable green renovation projects. His ability to combine a passion for the outdoors and knack for recycling dated objects into modern classics landed Emmanuel a successful television career, first as a co-host of HGTV's My Parents' House, later as the host of World's Greenest Homes on Discovery Planet Green, and now as host of WFN Green with Emmanuel Belliveau, on World Fishing Network.

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Sun., Mar. 14

9:30 PM ET
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7:30 PM ET
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Your Green Tips

Rudy Seehawer wrote

Everytime I go fishing or even a walk by the lake or stream, I cary a bag and pick up trash. I find lots of bait containers, fishing line, and all sorts of trash. When I get home I sort threw my bag of treasures and recycle what I can and throw away the rest.People sometimes ask me what I'm doing? I remind them that if everyone would take better care of our resorces, it would not only make our lakes and streams look better. It also saves animals,birds and fish from dieing from getting traped in plastic items,fishing line and poluting our water ways. Plus it sets an example to other fishermen. I also have started using GULP products instead of the old plastic ones that stay in our water ways for hundreds of years.

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