Video gallery
Silver Harvest
As aired on TV. A must see for those who want a more accurate, current inside look at the tough environmental questions facing the rapidly evolving Salmon Farming industry in British Columbia and how aquaculture will be one of the main solutions to feeding 8 billion souls by 2024. Produced and Directed by Lance Blackwell
For more information: http://www.silverharvest.ca/
BC Salmon Facts YouTube Channel
Imagine if we believed everything we heard. The way we do about farmed salmon.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.ca
Imagine if we believed everything we heard. The way we do about farmed salmon.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.ca
Listen to salmon farmer Blair Billard address fish stress reduction techniques.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.com/#!/fact/stress
Learn that 98% of farmed salmon feeds never contain any medicine and uncover the facts of medicinal and vaccination practices with Veterinarian Dr. Barry Milligan.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.com/#!/fact/medications
Follow Ian Roberts on a tour of the salmon farm and learn the ins and outs of feeding, monitoring and fish health.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.ca/tour
Atlantic salmon and sockeye salmon differ in colour because they're different species. Salmon farmer Jeanine Sumner dispels common myths surrounding dye additives explaining that all salmon receive their colour from the carotenoid pigments in their feed.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.ca/#!/fact/dye
Discover the heart-healthy benefits of farmed salmon with ecologist Sharon Dedominicis.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.com/#!/fact/taste
Environmental biologist David Schmidt (Quatsino First Nations Economic Development officer) discusses how farmed salmon are raised, without the need for hormones or artificial modification.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.com/#!/fact/naturally
Learn about salmon growth versus food consumption with salmon farmer Roberts.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.com/#!/fact/eaters
Salmon farmer Blair Billard and ecologist Sharon Dedominicis shed light on regulations around salmon farm location selection.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.com/#!/fact/impact
Learn the difference between native salmon and farmed salmon with salmon farmer Blair Billard and ecologist Sharon Dedominicis.
David Schmidt, environmental biologist (Quatsino First Nations Economic Development officer) talks government regulations and information availability in the world of farmed salmon.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.com/#!/fact/regulated
Learn about salmon farm social and economic impacts in BC's coastal communities with Chief Tom Nelson, environmental biologist David Schmidt (Quatsino First Nations Ec Dev officer) and fisherman Chief Harold Sewid, Mamalilikulla-Qwe'Qwa'Sot'Em First Nation.
For more information: http://www.bcsalmonfacts.com/#!/fact/employment
Learn the truth about sea lice with Veterinarian Dr. Barry Milligan and Environmental biologist David Schmidt (Quatsino First Nations Economic Development officer).
Imagine if we believed everything we heard. The way we do about farmed salmon.
Imagine if we believed everything we heard. The way we do about farmed salmon.
Imagine if we believed everything we heard. The way we do about farmed salmon.
Imagine if we believed everything we heard. The way we do about farmed salmon.
Dr. Tony Farrell talks about his research into salmon viruses.
Chef Tobias MacDonald discusses the benefits of having fresh farmed salmon.
BC Salmon Farmers YouTube Channel
Join British Columbia salmon farmers on a virtual tour of a BC salmon farm as they explain how sustainable farming will help to meet the growing demand for salmon a healthy and delicious food choice.
Wild salmon populations have varied significantly, while BC's salmon farms continue to operate consistently. To us, that indicates there's a lot more to talk about when we're investigating the causes of our wild salmon decline. To those still trying to blame salmon farms, we thought we'd let the facts speak for themselves. When 35 million Sockeye return, maybe it's time to rethink what we think.
VanIsle 360 makes a special stop at a BC salmon farm, hosted by Marine Harvest Canada and the BC Salmon Farmers Association.