Have fun and help keep California's salmon swimming wild
September is Salmon Month at San Francisco's Aquarium of the Bay. Sponsored by the SalmonAID coalition - of which Earthjustice is a member - Salmon Month brings together more than two dozen conservation, commercial and sportfishing organizations, as well as the West Coast's best restaurants in order to educate the public about wild salmon and the perils they face across our coast. This wide-ranging coalition motivates citizens to take actions that protect our amazing wild salmon and the rivers they call home.
Salmon Month will feature fun and informative exhibits every day—including an Earthjustice video on the importance of wild salmon - as well as the following special events:
September 18—Come meet Earthjustice staff at our information table from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m..
September 10—Meet Your Fishermen, a book reading and discussion with sustainable seafood providers.
September 11, 12—Films from the Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival screening throughout both days.
September 15—Salmon Cinema and Storytelling Circle, featuring movies and live storytelling plus a cocktail reception.
September 19 and 20—Kids Weekend with games, activities and stories.
September 26—The third annual outdoor SalmonAID Music Festival.
Join us during Salmon Month to help support restoration of wild salmon and wild rivers! Go here to learn more about Salmon Month and the SalmonAID coalition.
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Great event. This is one of it's kind event that I have come across, generating awareness about the rare animal species. Local authorities across the globe should take up such an initiative and come with various events and programs to generate awareness about different rare species and motivate people to protect them. This will surely help maintaining the bio-diversity on the earth.
I think it is high time we started taking nature and our planet earth seriously and do our bit about environment, sustainability, climate change, biodiversity, clean energy, green living and so on. One great place to start would be http://www.elpis.com. Elpis is an online community focused on responsible living and sustainable growth. You can measure, reduce and offset your carbon footprint; set up petitions, volunteering and fundraising projects for your favourite causes; help create action plans for sustainable communities; buy a range of eco friendly products and services; and network with other people who share a common interest in a low carbon, responsible lifestyle.
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