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Formed in 2001, the Coastal Alliance for Aquaculture Reform is a coalition of five member groups working to ensure salmon farming in British Columbia is safe for wild salmon, marine ecosystems, coastal communities and human health.

If you are new to salmon farming issues and would like to learn more about why salmon raised in open net-cages is unsustainable, here is a short video introduction. Enjoy!

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Canadian closed containment technology taking off in China, signifies enormous opportunity for Canada


This just in...

CAAR's submission into the re-regulation process of the finfish aquaculture industry in Canada is available here.

The facts and science around salmon farming are continually distorted by industry proponents. View our Myths & Realities fact sheet.


Latest CAAR Releases

February 18/10 - Vancouver Olympics celebrate the image of BC wild salmon, ignore their plight in reality

July 22/09 - Research indicates lower levels of sea lice in 2009 in Broughton Archipelago

June 25/09 - Wild Salmon the losers as zoning for massive new salmon farm approved by Regional District


Latest Science

Study examines a  large, natural infection of sea lice on juvenile Pacific salmon in the Gulf Islands area of British Columbia, Canada.

Provincial study suggests ocean bottom in some areas can take up to 15 years to recover from open net-cage salmon farming operations

 

 


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