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  1. Revitalize the False Creek Flats

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    4 comments  ·  GC 2020 » Improve access to nature  ·  Admin →
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    Victor commented  · 

    Absolutely wonderful comments! The City of Vancouver alone originally supported some fifty salmon bearing streams and the Metro Vancouver more than eighty! I've been present at many Pacific Integrated Commercial Fisheries Initiative (PICFI) meetings. Through this initiative the Federal Crown intends, with the lion's, share to transfer commercial licences in the hemorrhaging industry to First Nations fishers. With the remainder they propose to manage existing stocks out in the ocean without allocating anything to management or restoration of spawning streams. What's the point in managing stocks out in the ocean when they haven't sufficient space to return for regeneration? At present, the entire coast relies on a few runs of salmon when the main reason for the immense abundance of fauna such as salmon at the time of first arrival by explorers and early settlers was the immense abundance of habitat to support them.

  2. Daylighting

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