Fishing in B.C.: Treaty failing to protect salmon, report says
The Pacific Salmon Treaty is failing to protect North Coast and B.C. salmon from Alaskan commercial fisheries, a new report states.
Source: bc.ctvnews.ca
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The Pacific Salmon Treaty is failing to protect North Coast and B.C. salmon from Alaskan commercial fisheries, a new report states.
A new report says the majority of 800,000 sockeye salmon caught in southern Alaska in 2021 were headed to B.C. rivers. The data comes as Pacific salmon face major declines and B.C. fishers are severely restricted from fishing in their own waters.