Please take 1 hour and listen to these very wise, experienced and passionate voices tell you why this project MUST NOT PROCEED.
IF you are a fisherman, love salmon, work in the fishing, sport or tourism, this will affect you. This will affect so many people, from all walks of life, the Skeena river is huge and it touches many,
WE MUST PROTECT THE SKEENA
WE MUST PROTECT FLORA BANKS
SAVE LELU ISLAND-SAVE THE SKEENA
Listen to this video, PLEASE!!
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The company says they are ready to put shovels in the ground.
Tell your friends.
Organize.
They need to raise $30,000 for the court case.
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Originally
broadcast Thursday, January 14th, 2016. Co-hosted by the Canadian
Freshwater Alliance and Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition
In May 2015, the Lax Kw'alaams First Nation unanimously voted against the Pacific NorthWest liquified fracked gas plant proposed for Lelu Island in the Skeena River estuary, near Prince Rupert, British Columbia. The $11-billion facility would cause significant damage to Flora Bank, a rare and sandy eelgrass bed adjacent to Lelu that is vital habitat for the second largest salmon run in Canada, and would impact the Skeena salmon commercial and sport fisheries which generate more than $110 million for the region every year. Northern BC First Nations leaders, environmental organizations, scientists, businesses, unions, university groups, and faith groups from across the province are all working together to oppose this project.
This webinar is part of the Canadian Freshwater Alliance's "Fresh Ideas" series which highlights success stories and innovative ideas in freshwater protection and advocacy across the country. Hosted with the Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition.
With Special Guests:
+ Sm'ooyget Yahaan, Hereditary Chief of the Gitwilgyoots, one of the nine allied tribes of Lax Kw'alaams First Nation on the north coast of British Columbia
+ Dr. Jonathan Moore, Liber Ero Chair in Coastal Science and Management and Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences and Resource and Management - Simon Fraser University
+ Des Nobels, Northern Outreach Coordinator - T. Buck Suzuki Environmental Foundation and former commercial fisherman
+ Shannon McPhail, Executive Director - Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition
Donate funds and supplies for Lax U’u’la Camp: gofundme.com/lelu_island
Facebook: Stop Pacific Northwest LNG/Petronas on Lelu Island
Website: laxuula.com
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