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incomes and livelihoods to many coastal communities. Globally, oceans produce half of the world’s oxygen.Yet our oceans are in deep trouble. From sea to sea to sea, the effects of pollution, overfishing, and climate change pose constant threats to marine ecosystems. Right now, less than 0.1 per cent of Canada’s oceans are protected. We can all do more to restore and maintain the health and majesty of our ocean environment.
Read on to find out how you can join the David Suzuki Foundation to help make a difference.
Healthy Oceans
Sustainable Fisheries
Wild Salmon
Venture into the world of Pacific salmon conservation.

Aquaculture
Explore the environmental impacts of fish farming and learn about the solutions.
Offshore Oil Drilling
Learn more about the ban on offshore oil drilling and why the B.C. coast needs protection.
Publications
Read reports published by the David Suzuki Foundation on a range of marine-related issues.
Links
Visit these other useful marine conservation sites.

Oceans worth a lot more than Ottawa's pittance
By: Scott Wallace, Sustainable Fisheries Analyst
Friday, June 8, 2007
Page: A13
Section: Editorial

Protecting the Fraser River sockeye
By: Jeffery Young, Aquatic Biologist
Friday, September 14, 2007
Section: Opinion

Check out these clips of Dr. David Suzuki, renowned marine scientist and University of British Columbia Fisheries Centre director Dr. Daniel Pauly, and C Restaurant chef Robert Clark as they share their views on restoring the health of Canada’s oceans and ensuring the future sustainability of our seafood industries.