Demonstrate your commitment to wild salmon

The Farmed and Dangerous Campaign puts activists to work demonstrating to industry that the public is not going to tolerate harmful salmon farming practices.

By insisting on products made in a more sustainable way, retailers and consumers can provide a powerful incentive for fish farmers to improve harmful industrial salmon farming practices.

Here are some easy ways you can make a difference right now:

Send a FAX to Safeway's CEO and the VP of Public Affairs and tell Safeway it's time to:

• Suspend their sales of farmed salmon until a more sustainable product is available,
  
• Get behind the drive for closed containment salmon farming technology, and
• Respond to the concerns of customers and citizens in the communities they serve.

Send a FAX to Premier Gordon Campbell and tell him to uphold the recommendations of the provincial Special Committee on Sustainable Aquaculture!

Learn more about the Committee's recommendation.

 
Join our ever growing list of supporters. We will send you updates, action alerts and opportunities for you to help reform the salmon farming industry.

 
Send a letter to your government or favourite publication
Writing letters is a very powerful way for you to let the government know what you think about issues such as fish farming.

Did you know that the 'Letters to the Editor' section of any publication is often the most read?

Politicians read these letters in order to gain insight into public opinion. Generally, politicians consider the ideas expressed to them in a letter to be representative of up to 1000 of their constituents, your opinions are valuable. See our Address Book!

  
Make some noise! Get Involved in Your Community. Below are some materials you can download and use to raise awareness in your own community.

» Download Stickers
(to print on standard labels 4" wide x 1 1/3 tall)

» Download PDF of the latest NY Times ad