Oceans
Changes under the surface of the deep blue sea are not easy to see, but the effects of industrial fishing, pollution, and climate change are having a major impact on our oceans. The David Suzuki Foundation is working through a variety of approaches and with many other organizations to ensure that our oceans are well managed and protected. The range of approaches we engage to support our healthy oceans objective include:
- As a member of SeaChoice, Canada's most comprehensive sustainable seafood program, we're helping Canadians take an active role in supporting sustainable fisheries and aquaculture at all levels of the seafood supply chain.
- Profiling the ecological wonders of the Pacific North Coast and supporting an integrated oceans management plan for the area.
- Promoting marine use planning and the designation of marine protected areas through the principle of ecosystem-based management.
- Profiling industrial impacts and advocating for reforms to marine-related policies, regulations, and laws to protect ecosystem services.
- Promoting conservation and recovery plans for threatened and endangered species.
what's new?
Salmon farming: A grave concern, a great hope
Salmon aren't just a menu item. They're a national treasure, worthy of... Read more »
Suzuki's Top 10 Sustainable Seafood Picks
Our Top 10 sustainable seafood guide helps you find the best sustainab... Read more »
An ecolabel on a fishery that catches endangered sharks and turtles. Really?!
Canada's Atlantic longline fishery for swordfish is about to receive a... Read more »
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Remembering Canada's Forgotten Ocean
January 26, 2012 | Healthy Oceans
If you live on the coast, or know about the ecology of the Pacific Ocean, we welcome contributions and comments. So please write to us at pacific@davidsuzuki.org or comment on this blog to help chronicle and celebrate a year in the life of the Pacific Ocean. Read more »





