John,

Endangered Southern Resident killer whales are on the brink. They need more Chinook salmon to eat. For the first time, the federal government is considering limiting salmon fishing to help these beloved orcas. But its proposal needs to be stronger.

Speak up for these black-and-white icons of the ocean: [link removed]

An amendment to the Pacific Coast Salmon Fishery Management Plan would set a base level for Chinook salmon. If the population sank below this level, the fisheries would be restricted — which could help ensure Southern Residents get enough salmon to live on. But the proposed amendment doesn’t go far enough to help them recover.

With only 74 whales left, every Chinook salmon matters. Help these amazing orcas: Tell the National Marine Fisheries Service to set strict limits on commercial and recreational salmon fishing. [link removed]
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