Farmed and Dangerous: Resource List of Scientific Research on Open-Net Pen Salmon Farms
Pacific Wild has compiled a resource list of scientific studies and articles on the threats of open-net pen salmon farms.
Video: 2024 in review
Discover Pacific Wild’s 2024 achievements in protecting B.C.’s wildlife and habitats. Join us in 2025 to amplify conservation efforts for wolves, bears, rainforests, and sustainable fisheries. Together, we can create meaningful change for the future.
Betrayed By Their own: Judas Wolves and the Tragic Fate of 44 Wolf Families
Uncovered documents reveal that the ‘Capture, Betray, Kill’ method known as the “Judas Wolf” approach, has claimed the lives of 465 wolves over two winters.
Pacific Wild Journal 2024: Dispatches from a Northern Rainforest
Featuring articles, updates and opinions on current campaigns, the 2024 Pacific Wild Journal is a comprehensive look at the work we’ve done, and where we are going.
Joint Letter: 11 Organizations Call for a Herring Fishery Moratorium
In November, 11 environmental non-governmental organizations united to submit a joint letter calling for a moratorium on commercial herring fishing in the Salish Sea in alignment with the calls of WSÁNEĆ hereditary chiefs.
Casting Doubt: 10 Reasons to Ban Industrial Trawling
Discover the top 10 reasons why industrial trawling threatens British Columbia’s marine ecosystems. From habitat destruction, unsustainable fishing practices, to leaving coastal fishers behind, learn why banning trawling is crucial for preserving ocean health, biodiversity and fisheries.
Outnumbered: How Pink Salmon From Hatcheries Are Disrupting Wild Populations
Pink salmon from hatcheries inflate total salmon populations at the cost of biodiversity.
Return of the Great Bear Documentary: Virtual Screening Kit
Return of the Great Bear is a short, inspiring and heart-felt documentary that testifies to the strength of bringing people from all walks of life together to make a difference for wildlife.
A concept of a plan: Open-net Pen Salmon Farming Update
The Draft Salmon Aquaculture Transition Plan for British Columbia has been released for review, but it is more a “concept of a plan”, rather than a concrete strategy with actionable steps and specific timelines.
Webinar/Conference Room Technology Update Project
THE PROBLEM Shown above is the previous webinar and conference technology setup. The older TV had a short cable to
B.C. Timber Sales Is Auctioning off Ancient Forests
B.C. Timber Sales should be caring for the lands it holds in trust and acting on the will of the province’s citizens, but this is not happening.
Results are in: Some wins, Some Losses this Herring Spawn Season
Key Findings from the 2024 Pacific Herring Preliminary Data Summary for the Strait of Georgia
William Shatner Speaks up for Wild Salmon, Tells farms to F*Off
Pacific Wild and William Shatner demand that fish farms F*Off and the Canadian government bans open-net pen salmon farming without delay.
Webinar: “Killer” Conservation in the Salish Sea
Wednesday, June 26 at 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Orca Action Month: “Killer” Conservation in the Salish Sea Join us
A ray of hope? Reflecting on the 2024 Herring Spawn
Pacific herring spawn in 2024 saw some positive developments in British Columbia, but the true story is more complex.
Wayne McCrory on Grizzly Bears, Biodiversity and Habitat Protection
To protect Western toads we must protect grizzly bears, and to protect grizzly bears we must protect habitat. Pacific Wild
