Preserving the Pacific Coast

BC's wild and beautiful Pacific coast is under threat from salmon farms and the oil industry. Wild salmon, and the web of life they support, are in trouble: salmon farming, climate change, over-fishing, and habitat destruction have extinguished over 100 stocks of salmon in British Columbia. Oil and gas development threatens the entire Pacific coast.
 

Ban Oil Tankers from the Pacific Coast

Our Canadian Pacific coast is a beautiful and diverse eco-system teaming with life. From our iconic schools of spawning sockeye salmon to the majestic killer whales the coast line of BC is a treasure that belong to all of us. This special place could be forever scarred if just one mistake leads to an oil spill.

BC's Killer Whales

BC is renowned for its tremendous ecological wealth and variety of wildlife.  From Vancouver Island marmots, spotted owls, western bluebirds and grizzly bears we have the greatest biodiversity in all of Canada.

Wild Salmon

Wild Pacific salmon – Sockeye, Coho, Chinook, Chum and Pink – are the lifeblood of the West Coast, supporting Orcas, Grizzlies, other wildlife, forests, First Nations, coastal communities and tourism. Wild salmon are in trouble.