A Question of Credibility in the Salmon Farming Industry
https://sharingsalmon.com - The biggest issue facing British Columbia’s salmon farming industry is credibility, according to Dr. Don Noakes, Dean of Science and Technology at Vancouver Island University. However, farms produce healthy fish because of support from those who care about wild salmon.
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