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OCEAN WISE EXPLIQUE : RECOMMANDATIONS RELATIVES À LA PÊCHE DE CAPTURE SAUVAGE

Les produits de la mer durables peuvent être pêchés à l’état sauvage ou récoltés dans des systèmes d’aquaculture et comprennent les poissons, les invertébrés ainsi que les plantes aquatiques. Ocean Wise émet des recommandations qui portent sur ces deux méthodes de production, mais la science derrière la façon dont ces recommandations sont émises varie entre … Continued

This Fundraiser is Smokin’ Hot (and Cold)

Toronto smokehouse, The Smoke Bloke, is supporting Ocean Wise’s two-month Waves of Change campaign to help end overfishing by donating 15% of proceeds from all smoked Ocean Wise recommended seafood sold during June and July to the not-for-profit conservation program.   Founder and CEO, Mike Taylor, built his reputation (which later became his company name), … Continued

Réduire la surpêche avec Ocean Wise Seafood

Les écosystèmes de la planète, de la faune et de la flore ne sont pas aussi sains sur le plan écologique qu’ils l’étaient il y a quelques décennies. Les océans sont pris d’assaut par de nouveaux enjeux : une surpêche importante, les répercussions du développement rapide du littoral, des quantités croissantes de polluants et de contaminants … Continued

Definir les pertes dans les pecheries partie 2 : pertes apres recoltes

Ce blogue est la deuxième et dernière partie d’une série qui explore les pertes dans les pêcheries. Cliquez ici pour lire la première partie. Produire assez de nourriture pour nourrir les habitants de la planète n’est pas une science exacte, et la réalité est que les systèmes de production alimentaire et les chaînes d’approvisionnement ne … Continued

Ocean Wise Youth selected as finalists for The Trident Prize

Microplastic pollution is a growing problem threatening all types of sea life. Natasha and Yonatan, two Ocean Wise Youth to Sea participants in Vancouver, decided to take action by applying, and successfully being chosen as finalists, for The Trident Prize. Running in parallel with Conservation X Lab’s Microfiber Innovation Challenge, the Trident Prize competition empowers … Continued

Kelp the Planet, One Bite at a Time

Cascadia Seaweed is a seaweed farming company based in British Columbia, and a partner of the Ocean Wise Seafood program. This week, May 17th – 23rd, the company is presenting the first annual Seaweed Days Festival to celebrate seaweed as a food product and educate people on the many environmental benefits of seaweed. During the … Continued

Send a Sighting, Save a Whale!

Coastal British Columbians can help save whales by reporting sightings using the WhaleReport App! Photo credit (above): Parks Canada Did you know you can help protect the whales you see in the wild with your smartphone? With summer boating and cabin season upon us, many coastal British Columbians will experience the thrill of seeing whales … Continued

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Ocean Wise is based in the traditional and unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. We work across Turtle Island and beyond, supporting Indigenous peoples in their vital work on ocean conservation and biodiversity whenever possible or as we are invited to.