The toxic salmon industry is polluting their home.
All around Tasmania, native wildlife is being displaced, injured or killed.
The government has issued contentious research permits off Stanley and King Island and are considering a third near Burnie. It takes six months or more for some areas of Bass Strait to flush meaning that fish farm pollution will be concentrated, not diluted or dispersed.
Not only would this be excruciating to nearby seals and fish but it is also extremely disruptive to whales and dolphins who rely on echolocation.
Bob Brown Foundation will fight to defend Tasmania’s oceans and wildlife and to remove of salmon pens from Tasmania’s waters.
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