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“First Nations which have oversight over aquaculture in their territories should have a direct role in determining the future of salmon farming in BC – Govt. of BC”
“We are the stewards of our territories. We are salmon farmers. We have always managed these fish in our traditional territories, and we will continue to do so.” – Isaiah …
Emerging threats will further endanger British Columbia’s wild salmon populations say recent studies and reports.
“While we have become accustomed to biased media reporting and activist discourse around our work, we expect a balanced and informed approach from a Parliamentary Committee.”
Courts act against an “irrational” anti-aquaculture activist in Scotland and a Washington State public official, who is trying to shut down salmon farms for political gain.
MP Lisa Marie Barron parrots anti-salmon farming agenda for political gain rather than to protect wild Pacific salmon: Letter
Top chefs hail science-based bipartisan bill that will put more affordable and homegrown seafood on US plates and menus
A series of lawsuits filed by salmon farmers and aquaculture support companies in British Columbia allege two former federal fisheries ministers engaged in “unlawful conduct.”
“I think our young professional’s group is starting to become a great success story.”
“The same narrative – this time shockingly slipping through the peer-review process – is recycled by anti-salmon farming campaigners annually,” Brian Kingzett.
The passion I see in these people is nothing I have experienced before. Salmon farmers are people who live in nature, they love nature, and the last thing they want …
“A big misconception I hear is that the people working in the fish farming industry don’t care about the ocean or the environment in general, which couldn’t be further from …
Governments around the world are forging ahead with new plans, policies and laws to boost aquaculture.
“I will strive to promote animal health and welfare, relieve animal suffering, protect the health of the public and environment.”
New aquaculture systems being introduced to help further minimise interactions between wild and farmed salmon.
Future of the salmon aquaculture industry in British Columbia will likely only be determined sometime next year after more consultations
Internal memo shows Federal Fisheries Minister Joyce Murray was warned that she did not have evidence to substantiate her decision to shut down salmon farms in British Columbia.
Speeches and vows made on National Indigenous Peoples Day ring hollow to salmon farming First Nations in BC.
“Moving all our salmon production from the marine environment to land-based operations is not going to happen here by 2025 as some people think it can.”
Asia’s appetite for Scottish salmon grows as Tasmania and America look to build a more robust aquaculture industry.
“We need the strong and clear support of governments who recognize that aquaculture is the future of reliable, secure, sustainable and affordable supply of seafood”
“This minister does not seem to grasp what real reconciliation means when it comes to aquaculture and salmon farming.”
“We’re asking on behalf of our families, our employees and the thousands of others who are impacted…stop the further closure of salmon farms.”
Why is Fisheries Minister Joyce Murray being allowed to ignore evidence-based and peer-reviewed government science advice on salmon aquaculture, ask Canada’s seafood farmers.
Thousands of aquaculture jobs on the line as federal MPs doublespeak to shut down salmon farms in British Columbia.
First Nations summit aims to move decades-old aquaculture conflict to a new place of collaboration led by Indigenous seafood partnerships.
“Aquaculture has seen enormous progress in recent decades and is destined to produce the majority of the ever-growing demand for aquatic food.” – United Nations FAO.
National agricultural and food associations remind Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of his commitment that science and evidence will form the basis of Canada’s policy and regulation