Dozens of Indigenous leaders and protestors rallied outside the Vancouver Convention Centre today urging the province to dismantle salmon farms along the B.C. coast…
Read More >>On September 7, 2017 the BC NDP Cabinet will meet with First Nation leaders at the Vancouver Convention Centre. The Wild Salmon Defenders Alliance will hold a rally in solidarity with Musgamagw Dzawada’enuxw, ‘Namgis and Mamallikulla people who are occupying two open net pen fish farms to assert their Indigenous rights and responsibilities to steward their unceded territory and fishing resources…
Read More >>A stop to all further open-sea salmon farming in Norway has been announced. This is a very important step towards the protection of wild Atlantic salmon stocks, many of which are under threat from a variety of dangers.…
Read More >>STANDING UP FOR B.C.’S WILD SALMON
Watershed Watch is a science-based charity that advocates for the conservation of BC’s wild salmon…
Read More >>The Footprint Press is published by the Citizens Against Urban Sprawl Society (CAUSS), as a non-profit community magazine…
Read More >>Building Wild Salmon and Water networks and coalitions’ capacity to link campaigns, communication strategies, and organization.
Read More >>Christmas has come early for B.C.’s wild salmon
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) and aquaculture giant Marine Harvest have finally dropped their appeal of our precedent-setting Federal Court victory…
Read More >>July 15, 2016 – Sea Shepherd Conservation Society has teamed with renowned Canadian biologist Alexandra Morton and actor /activist Pamela Anderson for Operation Virus Hunter, a new campaign investigating the lawfulness of the salmon farming industry in British Columbia…
Read More >>Excellent turnout at the Farmed Atlantic Salmon boycott today at the Mission Walmart today!
It was a rainy day, but people were energized by the sacred songs and Walmart customers were very receptive..
Read More >>To understand just how important wild salmon are to the people of BC, consider this: a 2011 public opinion poll showed wild salmon are as culturally important to British Columbians as the French language is to Quebeckers…
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