Salmon

Wild and farmed salmon…their story is still being written by the tides and the rivers, by scientists and fishermen, by First Nations leaders and farmers, and even by the people themselves.

I know that somewhere, in a sushi bar, a kitchen, a TikTok reel, a young person is eating farmed salmon -And they are the future — not the activists, not the noise.

Maria’s community thrives because of salmon farming. Local workers rely on the farm for steady employment, their children go to school with full bellies, and families can afford to buy their own homes. In the world of business, not all ventures are created equal. Some, like a thriving salmon farm …