Fair fisheries would balance human and wildlife needs, with less fishing to leave more salmon for endangered orcas, and renew our hopes for their future.

Lack of Chinook salmon is the leading cause of decline of the Southern Resident killer whales. Without a fair share of the catch, they are at risk of extinction.

Pacific Coast waters are important feeding grounds for Southern Resident killer whales, but the Government is yet to finalize protections for this critical habitat.

Snake River dams choke off hundreds of miles of vital wild salmon habitat. Breaching dams will help restore salmon, and feed endangered orcas.