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[ACT NOW] Wild salmon are the key to protecting our environment
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Wild salmon and their beautiful home rivers are at risk and we need to take
action.



Right now, a foreign mining company wants to roll back protections and build a
toxic mine right at the headwaters of two crystal clear rivers that feed
Bristol Bay, Alaska – an area that currently sustains more than 30 million wild
salmon and dozens of the world’s most spectacular wildlife species every year.



This reckless mining threatens this entire ecosystem and could cause
irreversible damage to our environment.



Please take action today to show that you are against this destructive mining
project and that you support protecting wild salmon.
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Salmon are the key to protecting our environment.



Salmon watersheds consist of free-flowing rivers and rich forests, which
provide clean drinking water and absorb carbon to slow climate change. Millions
of people and many coastal communities rely on salmon for food and livelihoods.



It’s simple: protect salmon and you protect healthy forests, climate action,
recreation opportunities, wild protein, and local jobs.



Add your name to protect wild salmon and stop more reckless development that
permanently damages our environment.
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Over the years, activists earned protections for Bristol Bay. Now we need to
make those protections permanent – and end the threat of mining once and for
all.



Now is the time to act. Join us and speak up for Bristol Bay and salmon
strongholds around the Pacific. Add your name today.
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Sincerely,

Wild Salmon Center








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