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My uncle works for them.  Very noble organization I must say.

How do you contact them?

I was first told back in the 70’s that there would be a salmon collapse by an elder in my community. Back the the sockey could not be be counted while jumping in our river. However this elder said in early of the next 25 years the salmon would be just about gone.

Thank you for the information. This is actually the first time I’ve heard o the Pacific Salmon Commission.

River’s Inlet was one of the three Largest River Systems in BC and also supported a Hatchery in 1902 inthe Wuikinxv Lake (owikeno Lake)and tranfered millions of sockeye eggs and fry fish up and down the Coast Of British Columbia and supplied the economy of Canada. all the reason to support or hatchery start up cost. this hatcery support thousands of jobs, right now the River’s Inlet is closed for sockeye salmon and other species but our Nation still does a Chinook hatchery fish for Sport Lodges and Recreational, beside other resource that these Lodges benefit from. alot of resources are transported out and Wuikixv Nation does not benefit from. So help our salmon in restore them.

It’s good to hear that such an organization exists to help protect salmons. Please inform us of any way we can contribute to this group. Thank you.

I have yet to see The Pacific Salmon Commission in action.

River’s Inlet follows under that Conservation, Management and Optimum Production of Pacific Salmon. Three River’s should be priorties. The Skeena River, River’s Inlet, Frazer River. Also the Management of The other two River are forgotten. They supplied the economy of BC, CA, and First Nation and Non First Nation. DFO said River’s Inlet woould be a Priority. must be a ghost walk again. You are our connection to them.

The Pacific Salmon Commission is the body formed by the governments of Canada and the United States to implement the Pacific Salmon Treaty. Interception of Pacific salmon bound for rivers of one country in fisheries of the other has been the subject of discussion between the Governments of Canada and the United States of America since the early part of the last century.

The Salmon Treaty offers each country the opportunity to begin new enhancement programs or expand existing operations with confidence that the benefits of those activities will not be lost to uncontrolled intercepting fisheries.

Interception of Pacific salmon bound for rivers of one country in fisheries of the other has been the subject of discussion between the Governments of Canada and the United States of America since the early part of the last century.

It’s good to hear that such an organization exists to help protect salmons.

The farmed salmon MUST be done on land. To mix wild and farmed together is DOOM for the wild fish.

I realize the cost is higher but the farmed salmon never paid for land the way beef farmers or chicken farmers have too . I hope we all get the message before its too late. SOS
SAVE
OUR
SALMON

What salmon farming does do is to help keep the over harvesting of the wild salmon in check.

Salmon Farms, reguardless if on land or in the water is still harmful to the humon nature and the wild life. investigate the salmon farms more and this a fish the sell to the public. no wonder you have so many health issues. check out the salmon farms and how they still sell it to the public.

Is there something like this for the Atlantic/North Sea?

This body implements the Pacific Salmon Treaty, struck in 1985 by the US and Canada. The Treaty is a means for both countries to achieve long-term goals for the benefit of Pacific Salmon stocks that pass through Canadian waters bound for US rivers and vice versa.