Paul Greenberg

Salmon are among the precious and endangered subjects of Greenberg's much-praised new Four Fish , which also addresses bass, cod, and tuna.

Information gap infuriates fish farm opponents

Canada - August 7, 2010 - Fish farmers' refusal to provide fish health and sea lice data to provincial regulators, and the provincial government's refusal to demand that information, is "inexplicable" and bad news for wild salmon, say environmental groups fighting for public release of fish farm data.

BC Salmon Farmers maintain consistency in fish health programs

Changes to the audit process for BC salmon farms' fish health management plans were made this spring to ensure consistency during the regulatory transition from provincial to federal governments.

Fish farm audits placed on hold

Canada - August 7, 2010 - The province has not been able to carry out independent fish health audits at salmon farms since April 1 because salmon farms have stopped providing tissue samples.

Fish farms not to blame for the wild salmon decline

Scotland - August 7, 2010 - Bruce Sandison makes wide sweeping and blinkered statements in his article in The Inverness Courier (30/7/10). Not only does he get it wrong, he leaves a lot out.

How B.C. is laying a firm foundation for the future of its salmon stocks

Canada - August 9, 2010 - Buildings are only as strong as their foundations; trees are only as firm as their roots - - and in the aquaculture industry, our fish are only as successful as their brood-stock.

Flotilla takes aim at salmon farming

Canada - August 8, 2010 - First Nations and salmon farm opponents will take to the water this fall to galvanize public support for ending open-net salmon farming in B.C. waters.

Poised on History's Doorstep: Super Salmon or Frankenfish?

After 14 years of work, unceasing attacks from critics, and a $50 million investment without a penny of profit, a small New England biotech company stands on the doorstep of history - seemingly poised to join agriculture's "green revolution" as a game-changer in feeding the world.

Scientists build a better salmon

Salmon may soon be the first genetically modified animal to hit our dinner plates.

Salmon Series, Part IV: Save Wild Salmon by Eating Them

Contributing editor David Draper recently returned from a fishing trip in Alaska.