Many things depend on wild salmon, yet they face a host of threats, including the disease and parasites from open-net salmon farms.
You can add your voice to those calling for an end to open-net salmon farming in BC including Wild First Canada (@wildfirstcanada) and show your support today at events in Campbell River, Courtney, Port Moody, Vancouver and Victoria.
Photo by Andy Wright.
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