Tell Norwegian Minister to Clean Up or Clear Out of Clayoquot

Clayoquot Sound, on the west coast of Vancouver Island, British Colombia, is the largest intact rainforest left on Vancouver Island with old growth trees over 1700 years old. It is one of the largest and richest temperate rainforests on the planet, and the pristine waters of Clayoquot are essential for the survival of wild salmon. Clayoquot Sound became a United Nations Biosphere Reserve in January 2000 because of the ecological importance of this ancient temperate rainforest region. But farmed salmon threaten this delicate ecosystem.

Clayoquot Sound's largest salmon farming company is 80% owned by the Norwegian government. They are exporting waste, disease, habitat loss, and impacts to wild salmon within Clayoquot Sound. There is a solution. Closed containment salmon farms or clear out. Please take action today to protect this precious place on the planet.