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An ecological crisis is unfolding in Canada’s waters. Hundreds of thousands of dead farm-raised salmon, an invasive species, are seeping biological waste into the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia. Responding to Sea Shepherd's aerial footage of the event, Cermaq Canada has now admitted over 130,000 fish have died in the open-net fish farm.

Workers are operating around the clock to dispose of the rotting mess, as an oily slick leaches into the waters of the pristine Moyeha river estuary, once a thriving river for wild salmon. The number of wild salmon returning to spawn are at historic lows in rivers on the west coast of Vancouver Island.

As long as the industry is allowed to continue, wild salmon will be pushed toward extinction.
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A massive salmon farm die-off is happening now in British Columbia's Clayoquot Sound.

Latest footage from Sea Shepherd crews on the ground reveals the massive scale of the disaster still unfolding. Tens of thousands of dead and decomposing fish are being loaded onto barges at the aquaculture sites while clean-up crews operate around the clock to dispose of the mess.

Responding to Sea Shepherd's aerial footage, Cermaq Canada Ltd has now admitted to IntraFish Media over 130,000 fish have died.

Local group Clayoquot Action initially reported trucks transporting dead farmed salmon from Cermaq Canada's processing plant in Tofino last week, prompting the company to admit to a "mortality event" taking place at their operations in the Clayoquot Sound UNESCO Biosphere Region, north of Tofino, B.C., in the territory of Ahousaht First Nation.

A mile wide slick of fatty biological waste is now leaching into the waters of Herbert Inlet and the Moyehai river estuary on the west coast of Vancouver Island, once an iconic habitat for wild salmon.

It's time to get fish farms out of B.C. Help keep Canada's west coast free from the harmful effects of salmon farms by taking action now. Learn more at the link in our bio. #OpVirusHunter

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