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We are modernizing our enhancement program. As part of this, we are seeking views on how to share information so that Canadians have a better understanding of hatcheries, spawning channels, and the decision-making processes that support the use of these tools.
You can join the conversation in two ways: take our quick survey below or join a virtual session to learn about the Pacific Salmon Enhancement Policy Framework and give us your thoughts on the type of information you’d like to learn about.
We are modernizing our enhancement program. As part of this, we are seeking views on how to share information so that Canadians have a better understanding of hatcheries, spawning channels, and the decision-making processes that support the use of these tools.
You can join the conversation in two ways: take our quick survey below or join a virtual session to learn about the Pacific Salmon Enhancement Policy Framework and give us your thoughts on the type of information you’d like to learn about.
Pacific Salmon Enhancement Engagement is currently at this stage
November 2022 – March 2023: Let’s Talk Pacific Salmon "Hatchery and Spawning Channel pulse questions" is currently open. Please take a few minutes to answer 6 questions to help us understand what your interests are in salmon enhancement.
Virtual Engagement
this is an upcoming stage for Pacific Salmon Enhancement Engagement
Join us to learn more about and comment on the Pacific Salmon Enhancement Policy Framework for hatcheries and spawning channels, and how it will help us as we modernize our program under the Pacific Salmon Strategy Initiative (PSSI).
Virtual Session: First Nations - TBD
Virtual Session: Indigenous Organizations and Key Stakeholders - TBD