Support sustainable seafood education!

Virtual classroom: Severine Von Tscharner Fleming of Smithereen Farm in Pembroke, Me. recently discussed using non-plastic aquaculture gear during a One Fish Foundation "visit" with Portland High School seniors.

We are thankful for your support!

Most of our classroom and community-building work is still confined to the online space because of the pandemic. But the energy and commitment of those engaged in these virtual, interactive conversations reinforces the One Fish Foundation mission. Many folks in all age groups aren't aware of how complex the global seafood supply chain is. But they sure take notice when they learn how much of what we eat collectively has serious environmental, socio-economic, and health implications. Spreading the word is one way to change the dynamic, reduce our environmental impact, and support local, community-based fisheries.

Your tax deductible donation to One Fish Foundation goes toward:

expanded outreach to more students in more classrooms from diverse cultural backgrounds from Maine to Massachusetts and beyond;
more community events such as KNOW FISH Dinners^®;
sharing stories from fish harvesters, chefs, educators and other luminaries from around the world via the Slow Fish 2021 Virtual Gathering, Slow Fish Crew Together Webinars, the Slow Fish 201 Webinar Series, and One Fish Podcasts ... all of which dive into issues in and around the seafood supply chain; and,
increased collaboration on strategies to effect better policy.

Donations big and small will help us grow, expand our mission, and spread the good word.

Please consider a gift of $25.

To make a tax deductible donation to One Fish Foundation, click here or the Donate button below.

THANKS!

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One Fish Foundation played a crucial role in producing Slow Fish 2021 Virtual Gathering, which united more than 200 people from around the world in March to celebrate community, transparent supply chains, responsibly harvested seafood, and the commitment to tackle global fisheries challenges.

Protecting wild habitat for fish and other organisms is a key message in One Fish Foundation classrooms and communities. For example, we have highlighted efforts to protect Bristol Bay, AK., home of the world's largest wild sockeye salmon run, in classrooms, blogs, podcasts, newsletters, webinars, and other events. The administration is now working to establish Clean Water protections for Bristol Bay against the Pebble Mine.

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