Videos
Your One Stop Shop for the latest and historical international, national, and provincial videos (the good, the bad and the open net pen)
regarding fin fish aquaculture with a focus on the NL and Atlantic Canadian issues, companies, and events.
regarding fin fish aquaculture with a focus on the NL and Atlantic Canadian issues, companies, and events.
Newfoundland and Labrador Region
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Long time open net pen dive company owner Jack Drew shares some of the footage he took of an entire pen that escaped (he was ordered not to report it and it never ever was by anyone!). His randomly taken vidoes devoid of any agenda show lice covered fish, tuna that constantly broke into pens terrifying and eating the stressed salmon, clogged netting full of toxin and pathogen concentrating mussels, lobster feeding in and around medicated pens, etc. |
Atlantic Region
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Nova Scotia residents "Stormcloud" use youtube to chronicle the egregious 5 year history of disease, death, escapes, antibiotic use, lice, and pollution at some local open net pens. Check out their series of videos. Award winning author and TV/radio presenter Silver Donald Cameron and crew join forces with Atlantic Canadian eNGOs to bring us the penetrating documentary 'Salmon Wars". |
National Region
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Alexandra Morton teams up with several documentary filmmakers to bring us inside the open net pen aquaculture issues affecting our planet. See why it won so many awards and has been viewed by millions on youtube and vimeo! Award winning documentary filmmaker Twyla Roscovich has produced many hard hitting investigative journalism pieces on the open net pen issues of BC, Norway, etc. Brace yourself for some shocking and disheartening footage! |
Internationally
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This documentary resulted in an 80% crash in salmon sales in France immediately after it aired. Despite being bought and scheduled for airing in several other EU countries, it was quickly banned in these countries or otherwise derailed due to rapid lobbying by the open net pen industry. The filmmakers travel the planet interviewing world leading experts, going places cameras never go, and uncover the dark underbelly of fin fish aquaculture as it is practiced by most companies. |