Summer successes with Swim Drink Fish
Swim Drink Fish have had a several successful initiatives this past summer. They completed five clean-ups in Toronto’s Inner Harbour … Continue reading Summer successes with Swim Drink Fish
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Trailer: Uninterrupted – a salmon spectacle
Pacific Salmon Foundation – Uninterrupted will transform Vancouver’s Cambie Bridge into a wild BC river this summer, immersing audiences in … Continue reading Trailer: Uninterrupted – a salmon spectacle
The Pacific Herring
Shared by DavidSuzukiFDN on Mar 13, 2012 David Suzuki Foundation Sustainable Fisheries Analyst explains why the spring arrival of spawning herring is the … Continue reading The Pacific Herring
Indigenous Foods Go Digital
The Nuu-chah-nulth Traditional Foods Toolkit—a six-booklet collection now available online. Continue reading Indigenous Foods Go Digital
The Amazing World of Ottawa’s Streams
Come out and explore Ottawa’s Sawmill Creek, and find out how urbanization affects the stream and the species that live in and around it. Continue reading The Amazing World of Ottawa’s Streams
Video: Ocean Memories from CPAWS NL
An Ocean Champion is an individual who has an appreciation of the ocean and a shared knowledge of its diversity. By listening to our ocean champions we can learn from them and ensure the ocean and its resources are available for generations to come. Continue reading Video: Ocean Memories from CPAWS NL
Seafood Champions Finalists Announced at Seafood Summit
SeaWeb’s Seafood Champions finalists were announced today during the opening session of Seafood Summit 2011. The Seafood Summit is internationally recognized as a key forum that inspires productive dialogue designed to help today’s global business leaders, policymakers, producers, scientists and partners in the environmental movement to critically examine the factors influencing progress toward a sustainable seafood market. Continue reading Seafood Champions Finalists Announced at Seafood Summit
Struggling with salmon farming and sustainability – Science Matters
The past few weeks have marked an interesting time for salmon and salmon farming in B.C. The first commercial-scale ocean-based closed-containment salmon farm tanks are being installed near Campbell River, B.C., and the Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA) closed its public comment period on draft certification standards for salmon farms. Meanwhile, a survey commissioned by the Pacific Salmon Foundation and the Fraser Basin Council showed that most British Columbians support making wild Pacific salmon the province’s official fish. Continue reading Struggling with salmon farming and sustainability – Science Matters
SeaChoice launches seafood guide app
Halifax – SeaChoice is bringing sustainable seafood advice to several new mobile platforms with the launch of its latest application for the i-family of devices. Continue reading SeaChoice launches seafood guide app
Environmental groups await inquiry into declining Pacific salmon
Vancouver – A federal judicial inquiry into declining Pacific salmon is an important step towards rebuilding wild salmon stocks and … Continue reading Environmental groups await inquiry into declining Pacific salmon
Green group applauds first eco-certification for B.C. fishery
Vancouver, BC – Eco-certification for British Columbia’s halibut fishery is an important step in moving the fishery from one with … Continue reading Green group applauds first eco-certification for B.C. fishery
Aquacultural Revolution
Aquacultural Revolution was created by filmmaker Damien Gillis, from Save Our Rivers Society, in collaboration with Watershed Watch Salmon Society (with support from the Coastal Alliance for Aquaculture Reform and Save Our Salmon.) Continue reading Aquacultural Revolution