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8- - Wechnescly December 13, 1995 ~

North Shore News

should pay.
to save hatchery

Dear ealter
- Regarding your Dec |
“Insights” article on the Seymour
River hatchery, it is clear who
should. pay... the» hatchery’s
$153,000 annial operiting costs,
“Dut first, al brief discussion on
hatcheries i in general. :
“Tt iss now; “generally accepted
~ that: most: hatcheries have been a
* dismal failure at rebuilding: stocks
af fish depressed due to dam con-
struction and unreceverable habi-
tut destruction: |
“Witness thé demise of the
Columbia’ River fs once greal runs
“of salnion and the total closure of
Washington, ,- Oregon and .
“California salmon fisheries for the
- past two years despite hundreds of
“millions of dollars spent on hatch-
- eries, fee
SBCs federal ‘hatcheries have »
“not fared much better according to.
a 1994 review.of the Department
of Fisheries -and Ocean’ s° Salmon »
“Enhancement: Program by noted
economist Dr. Peter|\Pearse,:
‘The continuing. etroneous. image.
_ presented to the public and particu-..
‘larly, schoo! children’ that fish come.
“from hatcheries must _be updated to
emphasize :iatural: production . of.
‘fish. combined with watershed:
wardship pre
rams: and “suffic icient! escapement .
rom all fish :

Incthe unfortunate cases where’
hatcheries are required due to total

destruction of previous habitat.

then hatcheries can be useful when
combined with as much natural
production, as the remaining sys-
tem cnn support.

So who should pay?

The > Greater - . Vancouver

Regional District (GVRD), of

course! ; :

The river was, sacrificed for
Lower Mainland drinking water
(recently of questionable quality),
and yet nolo a word from. the
Greater Vancouver Regional

. District’ on why they have not
become actively involved in fish-
‘eries rehabilitation efforts ‘onthe —
Seymour-and Capilano rivers. ‘

At Jast count, the Greater

Vancouver Regional District is’
‘planning.to spend $1 billion. plus’ ”,
to clean up the water, but has there
been any, mention of restoring the’
damaged wild. fish stocks. inthe _

Seymour and Capilano?

It's ‘time Greater Vancouver“ §

Regional District caught up with

the? times: and became a. proper: —

steward of the environment: rather
»Uhan just. a’drawer. of . water, and
» unfortunately, a hewer of | old-

growth wood.

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“+ Weeks later, back in B, G, 1 Trish stil had the
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- ocean... Trish sighed with relief at. the averted disaster: YOU BE THE’ JUDGE! See below for the ‘decisior

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