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  • Chum salmon are lurking underwater under an overhead growth, with light streaming down and small pebble rocks seen below them.
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    Canada’s Policy for the Conservation of Wild Pacific Salmon

    2025 December 122025 December 12

    A framework for safeguarding salmon diversity and resilience.

    Read More Canada’s Policy for the Conservation of Wild Pacific SalmonContinue

  • Southern Resident killer whales: J2 (right) and juvenile J45 (left) chasing a salmon.
    Conservation updates

    Government declares “imminent threat” to survival of Southern Resident killer whales

    2018 June 82024 July 8

    Last week, the government announced fisheries closures in some key Southern Resident foraging areas. While welcome news, the measures only partially address our concerns over food availability and disturbance to endangered killer whales…

    Read More Government declares “imminent threat” to survival of Southern Resident killer whalesContinue

  • A map of the proposed emergency order, with logos of the various orgs involved including Ecojustice and the David Suzuki Foundation.
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    Emergency order requested for Southern Resident killer whales: time is running out

    2018 January 302024 July 8

    Raincoast and its partners, represented by Ecojustice, are calling on federal cabinet ministers LeBlanc and McKenna to recommend cabinet issue an emergency order under Canada’s Species at Risk Act…

    Read More Emergency order requested for Southern Resident killer whales: time is running outContinue

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    Proposed Enbridge pipeline threatens humpback whales: DFO

    2012 March 92024 July 8

    By Mike De Souza, Postmedia News

    The proposed Northern Gateway Pipeline threatens critical habitat of humpback whales off the coast of BC, says newly released internal federal documents from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans…

    Read More Proposed Enbridge pipeline threatens humpback whales: DFOContinue

  • underwater photo of sockeye salmon in BC river
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    Would a grizzly bear certify this fishery?

    2010 June 222024 July 8

    To protect BC’s wild sockeye salmon and truly drive conservation in the world’s oceans, the Marine Stewardhip Council (MSC) needs to address the structural flaws in their certification process and commit to incorporating ecosystem objectives for marine and terrestrial environments.

    Read More Would a grizzly bear certify this fishery?Continue

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