Alexandra Morton, fish biologist and Canada's foremost advocate for wild salmon, is visiting the Shuswap May 9 through 12th.
She is the subject of an in-depth Globe & Mail article about her efforts to bring attention to the effects of farming salmon on wild salmon stocks. The author is Mark Hume, a National Correspondent based in Vancouver
During her visit Ms. Morton will speak on:
- her impressions of the Cohen Commission.
- recently released results from testing store-bought salmon for viruses.
Schedule of tour
Many thanks to the Adams River Salmon Society for covering the travel costs for this tour!Lumby
Wednesday May 9th
Doors open at 6:30pm
White Valley Community Centre Map
2250 Shields
Contact: Priscilla Judd, 250-547-9475
Sponsored by Okanagan Shuswap NDP
Salmon Arm
Thursday May 10th
Senior's Centre on 5th Ave. Map
7:30 pm
Contact: Jim Cooperman, 250 679-3693
Sponsored by SEAS video , Adams River Salmon Society and Salmon Arm KAIROS
Enderby
Friday May 11th
Enderby Seniors Hall Map
1101 George St
7:00 pm
Contact Jean Clark, 250 838-7299
Adams River
Saturday, May 12th
10-1
Roderick Haig-Brown Provincial Park (meet at Interpretive Cabin - parking lot)
Hike with Alexandra
Bag lunch
Sponsored by the Adams River Salmon Society
Contact: Sonja Vernon-Wood, 250 318-4344
Lumby’s Independent Media posted Alexandra Morton’s presentation on the Internet so if you missed her live, check it out:
ReplyDeletePart 1: http://vimeo.com/42025803
Part 2: http://vimeo.com/42028946
And if you have the bucks- please Buy A Fish Test - Be A Hero it costs $200 for one Salmon Virus Lab Test – protect Wild Salmon Watersheds - Let's get the farmed salmon out!
http://www.gofundme.com/SalmonDiseaseTestingFund