Little Hawk
Active Member
At the risk of getting **** for posting this here, I would like to take this final opportunity to appeal to my fellow sporties to take 1-minute to fill out this petition to send to Harper, re: Proposed aquaculture feed-lot regulation changes.
The message should be LOUD & CLEAR from the BC sport-fishing community.
Again, many thanks to Alex for her tireless effort to refocus government on the importance of Pacific Salmon to the Peoples & Critters of British Columbia.
Dear Salmon People:
Please see letter below to the BC government. It just came to my attention that
the salmon feedlot owners are refusing to allow government to test the fish in
their pens for disease as of April 1 2010, they will not even give them access
to their dead fish. I don't know how these feedlots are getting away with this,
but they must have reasons for such extreme secrecy. This will become law in
December if you don't oppose the new proposed federal regulations. The feds are
allowing public comment for only 30 more days in the middle of summer when
everyone is resting and on vacation. Unfortunately, this is up to you, if
enough people oppose this they will be rewritten and the federal government will
know BC is serious about wild salmon, if not I can't do much more.
Here is the petition:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dElVTFY0d1JqMGRYR2F6Vnp3QjEzRnc6MQ
"Some could care less if there's any fish left for our kids!"
The message should be LOUD & CLEAR from the BC sport-fishing community.
Again, many thanks to Alex for her tireless effort to refocus government on the importance of Pacific Salmon to the Peoples & Critters of British Columbia.
Dear Salmon People:
Please see letter below to the BC government. It just came to my attention that
the salmon feedlot owners are refusing to allow government to test the fish in
their pens for disease as of April 1 2010, they will not even give them access
to their dead fish. I don't know how these feedlots are getting away with this,
but they must have reasons for such extreme secrecy. This will become law in
December if you don't oppose the new proposed federal regulations. The feds are
allowing public comment for only 30 more days in the middle of summer when
everyone is resting and on vacation. Unfortunately, this is up to you, if
enough people oppose this they will be rewritten and the federal government will
know BC is serious about wild salmon, if not I can't do much more.
Here is the petition:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dElVTFY0d1JqMGRYR2F6Vnp3QjEzRnc6MQ
"Some could care less if there's any fish left for our kids!"
