Healthy Oceans. Healthy Communities.
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Otter family at meal time. Photo: Arman Werth
Ocean Planning
Your ocean, your community, your future.
Ocean Planning
Oil tanker.
Tankers
Keep our coast oil free.
Tankers
Growing salmon in closed containment protects wild salmon and the rest of the ecosystem from the problems caused by industrial salmon farming. Photo: Matt Casselman
Salmon Farming
Switch to closed containment.
Salmon Farming
Bluefin tuna. Photo: NOAA/Marine Photobank
Ocean Ecosystems
No habitat. No fish.
Ocean Ecosystems
Last set. Photo: Moyna MacIlroy
Sustainable Seafood
Smart choice today. Healthy oceans tomorrow.
Sustainable Seafood
Photo: Lou-Dematteis/Spectral-Q
Ocean Acidification
The ugly twin of climate change.
Ocean Acidification
Photo of cleanup crew at Helen Island.
Clear the Coast
Mapping and removing marine debris.
Clear the Coast

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Living Oceans is proud of our track record of collaborative solutions that deliver results. We've been a leader in the effort to protect Canada's Pacific coast since we formed in 1998. Our home base is in Sointula, a small fishing village on the Central Coast of British Columbia, yet our influence is national.

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