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Category: Wild Salmon

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Salmon Bycatch is Down, but Can we Celebrate?

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The Pink River and the Silver Tide – How Salmon Need Herring

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Falling Through the Net: Fisheries Disasters in British Columbia Since June 2024

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Farmed and Dangerous: Resource List of Scientific Research on Open-Net Pen Salmon Farms

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Outnumbered: How Pink Salmon From Hatcheries Are Disrupting Wild Populations

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A concept of a plan: Open-net Pen Salmon Farming Update

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William Shatner Speaks up for Wild Salmon, Tells farms to F*Off

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Press Release: Alarming Waste of Salmon by Trawl Fishery Revealed in DFO Report

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Counting is Key

Data Deficiency: The Salmon Dilemma

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Our Top Questions To Ask Your Newly Elected MPs

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Extreme Heat has Serious Repercussions for Pacific Salmon

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The Modern History of the Nechako River: From a Healthy Ecosystem to an Industrial Canal

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Celebrating World Oceans Day from #StreamToSea

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DFO Fails To Meet Key Salmon Conservation Deadline

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We Wai Kai & We Wai Kum Nations No Longer Approve Fish Farms In Their Territory

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🐟 Wild Pacific salmon are the backbone of coastal ecosystems, cultures, and economies. They feed forests, sustain wildlife, support fisheries, and are deeply woven into the traditions and food sovereignty of Indigenous and coastal communities across British Columbia (B.C.).

🦠 But wild salmon continue to face preventable threats from open-net pen salmon farms. As of March 2026, there were still 34 active open-net pen farms operating in B.C. waters.

💪🏽 We must keep consistent pressure on the government to uphold this commitment and not let them grow complacent in thinking British Columbians have forgotten about this long-overdue promise to safeguard wild salmon. The future of wild Pacific salmon depends on the decisions made now.

📣 Speak up. Stay loud. Keep pushing for action.

🔗 Follow the links in our bio to send a pre-written letter to the government today.

@markjcarney @joannethompsonstjohns @davidebybc

#FOFF #SaveBCSalmon #MigratorySalmon #PacificSalmon #WildSalmon

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🐟 Wild Pacific salmon are the backbone of coastal ecosystems, cultures, and economies. They feed forests, sustain wildlife, support fisheries, and are deeply woven into the traditions and food sovereignty of Indigenous and coastal communities across British Columbia (B.C.).

🦠 But wild salmon continue to face preventable threats from open-net pen salmon farms. As of March 2026, there were still 34 active open-net pen farms operating in B.C. waters. 

💪🏽 We must keep consistent pressure on the government to uphold this commitment and not let them grow complacent in thinking British Columbians have forgotten about this long-overdue promise to safeguard wild salmon. The future of wild Pacific salmon depends on the decisions made now. 

📣 Speak up. Stay loud. Keep pushing for action.

🔗 Follow the links in our bio to send a pre-written letter to the government today. 

@markjcarney @joannethompsonstjohns @davidebybc

#FOFF #SaveBCSalmon #MigratorySalmon #PacificSalmon #WildSalmon
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📢 Announcement! Join our FREE webinar on May 26: The Complex Lives of Wild Wolves 🌲🐺

In honour of Endangered Species Day, we’d like to shed light on the plight of wolves. Western Canada is one of the rare places in the world that still has packs of wild wolves roaming forests and coastlines, yet just south of the border wolves are listed as endangered in several American states. Ironically, wolves in western Canada are subject to largely unrestricted hunting, and are also being killed by the hundreds each year in the scientifically mis-guided attempt to restore populations of endangered woodland caribou.

Around the world, wolves are wrongly feared, persecuted, and treated as vermin. In some places, they’ve been hunted to near extinction. But the reality is that wolves are highly intelligent, social animals with complex inner lives and family dynamics, and they play an important role in keeping ecosystems healthy.

Join us May 26 for a live discussion about the lives of wild wolves, and why killing wolves is based on deeply flawed scientific and ethical arguments.

Listen in on the conversation between distinguished animal behaviourist Dr. Marc Bekoff and Pacific Wild co-founder Ian McAllister as they discuss:

🐺Stories from the field
🐺Science behind wolf sentience and emotional intelligence
🐺Ethical dimensions of lethal wildlife management
🐺Ecologically grounded solutions

🗓️ May 26 | ⏰ 5:30pm PT
📍 Virtual Event on Zoom
💲Free, registration required
🌲 Hosted by Pacific Wild Wildlife & Forest Campaigner Dr. Kristen Weiss
🔗 Register at the link in our bio

If you can’t join us live, a recording will be available!

#SaveBCWolves #Wolves #Wolf #WildlifeManagement #WildlifeConservation #EndangeredSpecies #EndangeredSpeciesDay

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📢 Announcement! Join our FREE webinar on May 26: The Complex Lives of Wild Wolves 🌲🐺

In honour of Endangered Species Day, we’d like to shed light on the plight of wolves. Western Canada is one of the rare places in the world that still has packs of wild wolves roaming forests and coastlines, yet just south of the border wolves are listed as endangered in several American states. Ironically, wolves in western Canada are subject to largely unrestricted hunting, and are also being killed by the hundreds each year in the scientifically mis-guided attempt to restore populations of endangered woodland caribou. 

Around the world, wolves are wrongly feared, persecuted, and treated as vermin. In some places, they’ve been hunted to near extinction. But the reality is that wolves are highly intelligent, social animals with complex inner lives and family dynamics, and they play an important role in keeping ecosystems healthy.

Join us May 26 for a live discussion about the lives of wild wolves, and why killing wolves is based on deeply flawed scientific and ethical arguments. 

Listen in on the conversation between distinguished animal behaviourist Dr. Marc Bekoff and Pacific Wild co-founder Ian McAllister  as they discuss:

🐺Stories from the field
🐺Science behind wolf sentience and emotional intelligence
🐺Ethical dimensions of lethal wildlife management
🐺Ecologically grounded solutions

🗓️ May 26 | ⏰ 5:30pm PT
📍 Virtual Event on Zoom
💲Free, registration required
🌲 Hosted by Pacific Wild Wildlife & Forest Campaigner Dr. Kristen Weiss
🔗 Register at the link in our bio

If you can’t join us live, a recording will be available!

#SaveBCWolves #Wolves #Wolf #WildlifeManagement #WildlifeConservation #EndangeredSpecies #EndangeredSpeciesDay
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🌲🪓 A nearly thousand-year-old western hemlock has been found in the Upper Tsitika valley — and it faces the chopping block.

This ancient hemlock, measuring nearly 2 meters across, was originally discovered by our team last year in cutblock TA 1375 in the upper Tsitika Valley, which BC Timber Services recently auctioned off for logging. At the time we thought the tree might be as old as 800 years, enough to warrant legacy tree status.

Recently, Registered Forest Technologist Greg Herringer returned to collect a core sample from the tree to obtain an accurate age. It turns out that this ancient hemlock is 921 years old!

The tree is healthy and could easily thrive past 1,000 years old — yet its life is threatened by clear-cut logging for short-term human profit.

To put this into context, the oldest intact building in Canada, the Maison LeBer-LeMoyne in Montreal, was built in 1669 and has therefore only existed for 357 years, a little over a third of the lifespan of this tree. This small stone house is listed as a National Historic Site, yet the ancient hemlock could be felled for pulp tomorrow.

This hemlock has stood as a silent witness to hundreds of years of colonization, disease and destruction on Turtle Island. Will it survive long enough to see a return to sustainable, holistic forest management?

Cutblock TA1375 contains many other ancient cedars and hemlocks like this one, in addition to at-risk species like marbled murrelets and oldgrowth specklebelly lichen, bear dens, and other important ecological values.

This forest is a library of life.

BCTS has ignored logging opposition from scientists, community members, and multiple First Nations people whose territories overlap with the Tsitika watershed.

Flood the mailboxes and phone lines of Premier Eby, Forest Ministry Parmar, Environment & Parks Minister Davidson, and provincial decision makers to demand this rare ancient forest be protected.

Join us in demanding an end to logging B.C.’s old-growth and primary forests.

#SaveBCAncientForests #OldGrowthForest #SaveBCTrees
@intheshadowofgiants1 @joshuawrightfilm @fairycreekblockade @dr.rachelholt @sierraclubbc

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🌲🪓 A nearly thousand-year-old western hemlock has been found in the Upper Tsitika valley — and it faces the chopping block. 

This ancient hemlock, measuring nearly 2 meters across, was originally discovered by our team last year in cutblock TA 1375 in the upper Tsitika Valley, which BC Timber Services recently auctioned off for logging. At the time we thought the tree might be as old as 800 years, enough to warrant legacy tree status.

Recently, Registered Forest Technologist Greg Herringer returned to collect a core sample from the tree to obtain an accurate age. It turns out that this ancient hemlock is 921 years old! 

The tree is healthy and could easily thrive past 1,000 years old — yet its life is threatened by clear-cut logging for short-term human profit.

To put this into context, the oldest intact building in Canada, the Maison LeBer-LeMoyne in Montreal, was built in 1669 and has therefore only existed for 357 years, a little over a third of the lifespan of this tree. This small stone house is listed as a National Historic Site, yet the ancient hemlock could be felled for pulp tomorrow. 

This hemlock has stood as a silent witness to hundreds of years of colonization, disease and destruction on Turtle Island. Will it survive long enough to see a return to sustainable, holistic forest management?

Cutblock TA1375 contains many other ancient cedars and hemlocks like this one, in addition to at-risk species like marbled murrelets and oldgrowth specklebelly lichen, bear dens, and other important ecological values. 

This forest is a library of life.

BCTS has ignored logging opposition from scientists, community members, and multiple First Nations people whose territories overlap with the Tsitika watershed. 

Flood the mailboxes and phone lines of Premier Eby, Forest Ministry Parmar, Environment & Parks Minister Davidson, and provincial decision makers to demand this rare ancient forest be protected. 

Join us in demanding an end to logging B.C.’s old-growth and primary forests.

#SaveBCAncientForests #OldGrowthForest #SaveBCTrees 
@intheshadowofgiants1 @joshuawrightfilm @fairycreekblockade @dr.rachelholt @sierraclubbc
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🪼 Ocean Week Victoria is almost here, and this year there’s an EXTRA weekend of ocean-inspired events, activities, and community fun!

Come connect with the team at Pacific Wild throughout Ocean Week to learn about our marine campaigns, explore interactive displays, and celebrate the incredible ecosystems of the coast with us. Here’s where you can find us:

🌊 The Gorge Splashtacular Ocean Festival
🗓️ May 30 | ⏰ 12–4 PM
📍 Gorge Waterway Nature House
💲Free, no registration required
💙 Hosted by @seaquaria_ocean_education and @gorgewaterwaynaturehouse

🌊 World Ocean Day at Fisherman’s Wharf
🗓️ May 31 | ⏰ 11 AM–4 PM
📍 Fisherman’s Wharf
💲Free, no registration required
💙 Hosted by @eaglewingtours and @vicharbour

🌊 Ocean Opportunities Fair
🗓️ June 3 | ⏰ 4–7 PM
📍 3170 Tillicum Rd, Victoria
💲Free, no registration required
💙Hosted by @gorgewaterwaynaturehouse

🌊 Film screening: Ocean with David Attenborough
🗓️ June 4 | ⏰ 6–9:15 PM
📍 Vic Theatre
💲Free, registration required (🔗 in bio), 19+
💙 Hosted by Pacific Wild! Special thanks to @ReviveOurOcean, co-producer of the film, for facilitating access as well as @silverback_films @natgeo and @openplanetorg

🌊 World Ocean Day Festival at Beacon Park
🗓️ June 7 | ⏰ 11 AM–3 PM
📍 Sidney, BC
💲Free, no registration required
💙Hosted by the @salishseacentre

🌊 Marine Ecology Exploration by Paddleboard
🗓️ May 30 | June 7 | June 8
⏰ 9 AM-10:30 AM | 10 AM-11:30 AM | 5 PM-6:30 PM
📍 Gonzales Bay
💲By donation, registration required
💙Hosted by @mertalesoceanjourneys, @southislandsup and Pacific Wild’s Marine Specialist!

⁉️ Want to explore even more events happening around the city? Check out the @oceanweekvictoria 2026 calendar (🔗 in bio). Not in Victoria? Visit @oceanweek_canada to find events happening across the country!

#OceanFilm #OceanWithDavidAttenborough #ReviveOurOcean #OceanWeekVictoria #OceanWeekCanada

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🪼 Ocean Week Victoria is almost here, and this year there’s an EXTRA weekend of ocean-inspired events, activities, and community fun! 

Come connect with the team at Pacific Wild throughout Ocean Week to learn about our marine campaigns, explore interactive displays, and celebrate the incredible ecosystems of the coast with us. Here’s where you can find us:

🌊 The Gorge Splashtacular Ocean Festival
🗓️ May 30 | ⏰ 12–4 PM
📍 Gorge Waterway Nature House
💲Free, no registration required
💙 Hosted by @seaquaria_ocean_education and @gorgewaterwaynaturehouse

🌊 World Ocean Day at Fisherman’s Wharf
🗓️ May 31 | ⏰ 11 AM–4 PM
📍 Fisherman’s Wharf
💲Free, no registration required
💙 Hosted by @eaglewingtours and @vicharbour

🌊 Ocean Opportunities Fair
🗓️ June 3 | ⏰ 4–7 PM
📍 3170 Tillicum Rd, Victoria
💲Free, no registration required
💙Hosted by @gorgewaterwaynaturehouse

🌊  Film screening: Ocean with David Attenborough 
🗓️ June 4 | ⏰ 6–9:15 PM
📍 Vic Theatre
💲Free, registration required (🔗 in bio), 19+
💙 Hosted by Pacific Wild! Special thanks to @ReviveOurOcean, co-producer of the film, for facilitating access as well as  @silverback_films @natgeo and @openplanetorg

🌊 World Ocean Day Festival at Beacon Park
🗓️ June 7 | ⏰ 11 AM–3 PM
📍 Sidney, BC
💲Free, no registration required
💙Hosted by the @salishseacentre

🌊 Marine Ecology Exploration by Paddleboard
🗓️ May 30 | June 7 | June 8
⏰ 9 AM-10:30 AM | 10 AM-11:30 AM | 5 PM-6:30 PM
📍 Gonzales Bay
💲By donation, registration required 
💙Hosted by @mertalesoceanjourneys, @southislandsup and Pacific Wild’s Marine Specialist!

⁉️ Want to explore even more events happening around the city? Check out the @oceanweekvictoria 2026 calendar (🔗 in bio). Not in Victoria? Visit @oceanweek_canada to find events happening across the country! 

#OceanFilm #OceanWithDavidAttenborough #ReviveOurOcean #OceanWeekVictoria #OceanWeekCanada
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⚠️ Government Transparency Alert!

The B.C. government is considering changes to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act that could reduce government accountability to the public. These changes, listed in Bill 9, may directly threaten our ability to hold the province accountable on critical issues like the taxpayer-funded wolf cull and decisions around logging ancient forests.

FOI requests are one of our most powerful tools for exposing what the government does behind closed doors. In our investigation into the wolf cull, we`ve already faced delayed responses, missing documents, and files returned with entire sections heavily redacted. Bill 9 could make this worse.

The bill expands the grounds on which government bodies can ignore FOI requests entirely — including if responding would "interfere with operations." It also weakens the duty to respond promptly. Democracy Watch calls it "a step backwards" that increases "the power of government officials to reject and delay" public information requests.

Less transparency means less accountability on issues that matter: the wolf cull, old-growth logging, and on every other decision being made on behalf of all British Columbians.

📣 The bill has passed second reading. Time is running out! Contact your MLA, as well as Minister of Citizen Services Diana Gibson and Premier Eby, and urge them to oppose Bill 9.

Share this post. Demand transparency.

#Bill9 #GovernmentAccountability #SaveBCWildlife

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⚠️ Government Transparency Alert! 

The B.C. government is considering changes to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act that could reduce government accountability to the public. These changes, listed in Bill 9,  may directly threaten our ability to hold the province accountable on critical issues like the taxpayer-funded wolf cull and decisions around logging ancient forests.

FOI requests are one of our most powerful tools for exposing what the government does behind closed doors. In our investigation into the wolf cull, we've already faced delayed responses, missing documents, and files returned with entire sections heavily redacted. Bill 9 could make this worse.

The bill expands the grounds on which government bodies can ignore FOI requests entirely — including if responding would "interfere with operations." It also weakens the duty to respond promptly. Democracy Watch calls it "a step backwards" that increases "the power of government officials to reject and delay" public information requests. 

Less transparency means less accountability on issues that matter: the wolf cull, old-growth logging, and on every other decision being made on behalf of all British Columbians.

📣 The bill has passed second reading. Time is running out! Contact  your MLA, as well as Minister of Citizen Services Diana Gibson and Premier Eby, and urge them to oppose Bill 9. 

Share this post. Demand transparency.

#Bill9 #GovernmentAccountability #SaveBCWildlife
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⛴️ Bottom trawling has long been framed as an economic necessity, but what happens when you account for the full cost?

📈 New research by Millage et al. takes a deeper look at Europe’s trawl industry, factoring in carbon emissions, subsidies, and bycatch. The result is hard to ignore: up to €16 billion in societal costs each year, around 90× higher than the industry’s net profit.

While the sector generates revenue, jobs, and food, those benefits are outweighed by:
⚠️ Massive carbon releases from disturbed seabeds
⚠️ Billions in public subsidies
⚠️ Widespread bycatch and waste
⚠️ Ongoing trawling in over half of Europe’s marine protected areas

Here in British Columbia, bottom trawling raises many of the same concerns, from bycatch and habitat damage to impacts on irreplaceable ecosystems like glass sponge reefs. Despite this, the practice still occurs in many Marine Protected Areas.

👉 When we shift from private profit to public cost, the picture changes. What does a truly sustainable fishery look like, and who should bear the real cost?

#InDeepTrouble #CommercialFishing #SustainableFisheries #ResearchFeature #BottomTrawling

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⛴️ Bottom trawling has long been framed as an economic necessity, but what happens when you account for the full cost?

📈 New research by Millage et al. takes a deeper look at Europe’s trawl industry, factoring in carbon emissions, subsidies, and bycatch. The result is hard to ignore: up to €16 billion in societal costs each year, around 90× higher than the industry’s net profit.

While the sector generates revenue, jobs, and food, those benefits are outweighed by:
⚠️ Massive carbon releases from disturbed seabeds
⚠️ Billions in public subsidies
⚠️ Widespread bycatch and waste
⚠️ Ongoing trawling in over half of Europe’s marine protected areas

Here in British Columbia, bottom trawling raises many of the same concerns, from bycatch and habitat damage to impacts on irreplaceable ecosystems like glass sponge reefs. Despite this, the practice still occurs in many Marine Protected Areas.

👉 When we shift from private profit to public cost, the picture changes. What does a truly sustainable fishery look like, and who should bear the real cost?

#InDeepTrouble #CommercialFishing #SustainableFisheries #ResearchFeature #BottomTrawling
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