Where This Flag Flies, Salmon Have Allies

Where this flag flies, salmon have allies

Wild Salmon Day was established in 2019 with leadership from the Government of British Columbia and has become an annual celebration for wild salmon. It’s a moment for us to collectively raise the proverbial flag for salmon, while calling for actions needed to protect and restore their populations. This day is a powerful celebration to shed more light on why wild salmon matter. Source

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