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We are ALL CONNECTED. LISTEN VERY CLOSELY AT THE 8:00 MARK. Great explanation of how IMPORTANT salmon are. This is in Alaska, we need to create a better balance and protect our precious environment.
Here's another film that explains home important balance is. Please WATCH this POWERFUL moving video. The message is about RESPECT!!
This is a very very important video that all people should watch but especially people from B.C.
Especially ALL the children of B.C. It should be shown in all schools. This video should be shared throughout Canada and the World.
We must protect and respect the land and the protectors of the land.
We are all created equal, everything, all creatures of this earth. No one or thing is more important that the other.
When we learn and understand this way of life we will restore the
balance. We may be in for the fight of our lives against those that do
not believe this. But it has been proven, as it was on Lyell Island that
the people united can never be divided and great change can happen. Please share the video. Watch it with your family.
The salmon are in dire straits and so are the whales and every living being that eats them. That means us, our children and future grandchildren. What will happen to the next 7 generations is the Wild Salmon disappear. What will happen to the whales.. to us???
"A group of anglers on Vancouver Island has received permission from the
Canadian government to release 200,000 young chinook salmon into local
waters to boost the food supply for critically endangered Southern Resident killer whales."
When biologist Alexandra Morton discovers
BC’s wild salmon are testing positive for dangerous European salmon
viruses associated with salmon farming worldwide, a chain of events is
set off by government to suppress the findings.
Tracking
viruses, Morton moves from courtrooms, into British Columbia’s most
remote rivers, Vancouver grocery stores and sushi restaurants.
The film
documents Morton’s journey as she attempts to overcome
government and industry roadblocks thrown in her path and works to bring
critical information to the public in time to save BC’s wild salmon.
The film provides surprising insight into the inner
workings of government agencies, as well as rare footage of the
bureaucrats tasked with managing our fish and the safety of our food
supply. WATCH DOCUMENTARY HERE"
