Living Oceans Society

Thanks, Birthday Boy
Instead of giving out gift bags at his 11th birthday party, this boy made a donation to Living Oceans Society. More>>

Common Vision for Environmentally Sustainable Seafood
SeaChoice, Canada’s sustainable seafood program, and its five member organizations, joined nine U.S. environmental groups today in releasing the “Common Vision for Environmentally Sustainable Seafood.” More>>

Coastal Voices
The first issue of Coastal Voices tells tales of the Central and North Coast, like the LOS tour featuring Australians who worked on rezoning the Great Barrier Reef, our Local Ecological Knowledge program, and Jared Towers, local businessman and whale researcher. More>>

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SeaChoice

The movement towards sustainable seafood is about solutions for our oceans. Choosing sustainable seafood is a simple and effective action that you can take every time you eat at a restaurant or buy seafood.

Choose Sustainable Seafood using Canada's Seafood Guide and the Seafood Card.

Oil Spill Model
Living Oceans Society's interactive oil spill model illustrates the potential impact of an oil spill on British Columbia’s coastal ecosystem and communities. See it!

Programs

	Energy		Fish Farms
	Marine Planning		Marine Protected Areas
	Sustainable Fisheries

What's At Stake

	Your Livelihood		Your Health
	Your Environment		Our Future


Please write again to Ministers Loyola Hearn and Barry Penner to thank them for their decision to remove the diesel fuel tanker now lying underwater in the Robson Bight Ecological Reserve.