I believe this is an extremely significant process, even though I have become cynical of government processes. For those of you on Facebook, there are some dedicated people attending nearly daily, Elena Edwards and Sabra Woodworth, and they are writing as they sit in the Inquiry.

 

Much of it has been tedious by the sounds of it but I am thankful of the effort they are putting into this.

http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=113025692098919

Anissa Reed has made us a Valentines' Day card - For the Love of Wild Salmon - which you can download and send to whomever you like, but we are hoping many will send it to the King of Norway, to let him know we love our wild salmon too much to risk them and want salmon feedlots to move out of the ocean and you can also send them to our elected members of our government.   

www.salmonaresacred.org

I have sent our letter to the Minister of Fisheries asking that she do everything possible to find out if a retrovirus is infecting our wild salmon, where it came from and how we can minimize its' affect. You can see it at http://alexandramorton.typepad.com/ we cleaned up the language and included the comments because there is such a diversity of voices in your comments. If more people sign I will send it again. you can sign here: https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dEtNMExpVGpXZ2U4R3J1dFdhQVJxU3c6MQ

To keep informed on developments worldwide you can visit: http://www.farmsalmonfacts.com/

Or visit my blog.  Any support is welcome to help us keep up with the demands of the Cohen Inquiry.

For the Love of Wild Salmon , Alexandra