A collective of Bay Area activists, artists, performers, and fish-hugging river lovers dedicated to seeing the dams come down, the Yuba River restored, and the wild salmon returning to their ancestral spawning ground.
Information
- Founded:
- 2008
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2 of 9 albumsSee All
Source to Sea Yuba Salmon TourUpdated about 7 months ago
2009 Wild and Scenic Film FestivalCreated about 7 months ago
Notes
Source To Sea Just learned the the Greenpeace campaign is working and Trader Joes is responding to the call to only offer sustainable seafood. Please contact them if you are a customer and demand that they give more than lip service to this important cause. See link for details (posted by Stacey DePolo, a volunteer for Source to Sea)
Source: gpeace.convio.net
Dear Greenpeace Supporter,Avast ye, mateys! Traitor Joe writin’ to ya once again. These Greenpeace folks sure are causing lots of problems for me Trader Joe’s stores lately, showing up and educatin’ me customers about the red list seafood we have in stock. ...
Vagish Kapila
I saw these adds on a site www.tapsmack.com for saving the salmon and I saw some kul art to support the community. Check it out
http://www.tapsmack.com/vkapila/idea/des
Raven Yes! The dams come down, the Yuba River restored, and the wild salmon returning to their ancestral spawning ground.
Source To Sea I'm about to testify on behalf of wild salmon, polar bears and all endangered species at Dept. Of Interior hearing: why do YOU oppose offshore oil drilli
Source To Sea Hearing surfrider foundation, EPIC, and defenders of wildlife, testify against offshore oil drilling @ hearing in SF.
Hey Salmon Lovers, Recently we attended the Web 2.0 Expo and one of the ideas that sprouted there was to start a facebook application that lets you add a salmon graphic to your profile photo to let the world know you are a salmon head/salmon lover/supporter of the campaign...
Rachelle Pavao Goldenberg
I support restoration of all Natural Salmon grounds, mostly based on my Tlingit heritage and the importance that Salmon has in our culture. A saying amongst the Tlingit is that "when the tide goes out the table is set". This refers to the richness of intertidal life found on the beaches of Southeast Alaska, most of whi...ch can be harvested for food. Another saying is that "in Lingít Aaní you have to be an idiot to starve". ...because the Salmon were so plentiful.....Read More
Source To Sea posted John from outbrain.com says save wild salmon, dont eat farmed salmon from YouTube to their page
join Source to Sea and http://www.callingbackthesalmon.com to restore the endangered Chinook Salmon to the Yuba River.
Hi Source to Sea Friends, SYRCL is planning their spring auction - a major annual fundraiser - for May 30th...
Jessie here: My first dip in the Yuba this year was on the Spring Equinox in this spot. Amazing. Thanks to Derek, Carin, Allyson, and Sean (and Michael!) for making that pilgrimage happen!
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