Seas of Change: The Poros Summit on industrial fish farming
The GSFR was invited to co-sponsor Seas of Change – “The Poros Summit of Sea Industrial Fish Farming”.
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Cata and Agus, who coordinate the GSFR, were invited to co-sponsor Seas of Change – “The Poros Summit of Sea Industrial Fish Farming” …
Argentina’s success stories, or any success story, show us that change is possible, that we do have the option to do things differently, even if we are fighting against a massive industry such as the salmon farming …
The GSFR was invited to co-sponsor Seas of Change – “The Poros Summit of Sea Industrial Fish Farming”.
read moreRead @theguardian’s latest article detailing Argentina’s success story in banning open-net pen salmon farms from the country, alongside the critical situation of Chile’s waters and the creation of the GSFR as a result.
read moreOn June 30th, all open net-pen salmon farms expire. Join @watershedwatchbc in their latest campaign to remind the Canadian federal government to uphold their promise and remove factory fish farms from the stunning west coast of British Columbia.
read moreDon’t be fooled by their smart wording. It is time to share the truth.
read moreIt is imperative that we prevent the disappearance of this ancient species from our planet. Conservation advice from the government’s own department highlights the devastating impact of fish farms on the Maugean Skate population.
read moreIn an effort to address antibiotic usage in salmon aquaculture, the Chilean government and salmon farmers are collaborating.
read moreThe Icelandic Food Agency, MAST, has renewed the operating licence of Arctic Sea Farm, a subsidiary of Arctic Fish, at two key sites. The decision allows for up to 7,800 tonnes of salmon.
read moreOn March 11th, the Bob Brown Foundation and Sea Shepherd Australia organised a Flotilla in nipaluna/Hobart, calling for the removal of fish farms from Tasmania’s waters ahead of the state election on March 23rd, 2024.
read moreThe fish, with an average weight of about 6 kilograms, escaped as a result of net damage, the company said Thursday. The escape was discovered when farmed salmon were caught near the site.
read moreIn a bold move towards sustainable sourcing, a sushi restaurant in Corner Brook has taken a stand against open-net farmed salmon. This decision reflects a growing trend …
read moreNZ King Salmon first submitted its application for resource consent to the Marlborough District Council in 2019, and consent was granted in September 2023, after an Environment Court decision.
read moreHere are 5 podcasts to listen to while driving, walking, or simply chilling about the impacts of open-net salmon farming industry.
read moreThe EU Commission has formally accused the six leading Norwegian salmon producers of illegally monopolizing the industry.
read moreBjörk, the Icelandic singer and activist, just released the single “Oral” with Rosalía, the Spanish artist, to support action against open-net salmon farming in Iceland and around the world.
read moreA new report by Feedback and a coalition of West African and Norwegian organisations, ‘Blue Empire: How the Norwegian salmon industry extracts nutrition and undermines livelihoods in West Africa’, exposes how the expansion of Norway’s huge salmon farming industry has come at the expense of communities and fish populations in the Global South.
read moreLaxaþjóð | A Salmon Nation tells the story of a country united by its lands and waters, and the power of a community to protect the wild places and animals that helped forge its identity.
read moreOver 80% of the salmon consumed in Europe is sourced from fish farm. Salmon farming is a speciality of the northern countries …
read moreLos médicos nos piden que comamos más pescado. Pero ¿es realmente saludable el salmón que consumimos? A principios de …
read moreHow the Scottish salmon farming industry is failing to contain sea lice parasites on open-net farms
read moreDrone images of cages shot by activists reveal open sores affecting ‘up to 1m fish’. Fish producers are now culling them for animal feed. The incident comes at a difficult time for the open-net salmon-farming industry in Iceland: in August the escape of 3,500 salmon from a farm owned by Arctic Fish, caused outrage among environmentalists.
read moreIn a nation known for its massive resource extraction, salmon farming is now bigger than all of Chile’s industries except copper mining. With near zero regulation and a wake of destruction behind them, the biggest companies are looking south to the pristine district of Magallanes for expansion. Ramon Navarro exposes the industry, its negative effects, and traces the surprising origins of the industry and largest per-capita consumption of Chilean farmed salmon to the same country: Japan.
read moreThis is a short documentary that outlines the severe threat posed by the plan to drastically expand the industrial fish farms on Poros island through revelatory facts and interviews.
read moreActivism is not about creating a one-time hit or making prime time headlines, it’s about creating empathy through storytelling and strategy …
read moreA journey to protect the ancestral waters of the Kawesqar people.
read moreThe dark underbelly of our favorite fish. In January 2020, we sat in a crowded community center in Mahone Bay, a village near our home on the …
read moreIn the absence of a legal framework to restrict the salmon industry in Tierra del Fuego, Antártida and Islas del Atlantico Sur (TFAIAS), Argentina, the pristine beauty of one of the world’s last untouched places, the Beagle Channel, was in danger.
read moreArtifishal is a film about people, rivers, and the fight for the future of wild fish and the environment that supports them.
read moreJoin Miriam Margolyes as she discovers the Toxic Truth about Tasmanian Atlantic Salmon.
read moreOver 80% of the salmon consumed in Europe is sourced from fish farm. Salmon farming is a speciality of the northern countries …
read moreThe truth about farmed salmon and the consequences we can no longer ignore. Eat more fish, the doctors say. But is the salmon you are consuming really healthy?
read moreAtlantic salmon is the most popular fish on our dinner tables. We’re told it is good for us and good for the environment. The reality is …
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