Oceana Canada
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Save the oceans, feed the world. 🐠
Oceana Canada is an independent charity established to restore Canadian oceans to health & abundance.
Oceana Canada is an independent charity established to restore Canadian oceans to health & abundance.
How Healthy Are Canada’s Fish? 🐟
Fisheries scientist Rebecca Schijns has been crunching the numbers. Oceana Canada’s ninth annual Fishery Audit drops Tuesday, November 25. #WorldFisheriesday
Fisheries scientist Rebecca Schijns has been crunching the numbers. Oceana Canada’s ninth annual Fishery Audit drops Tuesday, November 25. #WorldFisheriesday
November 21, 2025 at 9:14 PM
How Healthy Are Canada’s Fish? 🐟
Fisheries scientist Rebecca Schijns has been crunching the numbers. Oceana Canada’s ninth annual Fishery Audit drops Tuesday, November 25. #WorldFisheriesday
Fisheries scientist Rebecca Schijns has been crunching the numbers. Oceana Canada’s ninth annual Fishery Audit drops Tuesday, November 25. #WorldFisheriesday
Every action to protect the ocean matters.
Join Oceana Canada’s community of Wavemakers and help protect the blue that makes all life possible. 💙
👉 Oceana.ca/join
Join Oceana Canada’s community of Wavemakers and help protect the blue that makes all life possible. 💙
👉 Oceana.ca/join
November 9, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Every action to protect the ocean matters.
Join Oceana Canada’s community of Wavemakers and help protect the blue that makes all life possible. 💙
👉 Oceana.ca/join
Join Oceana Canada’s community of Wavemakers and help protect the blue that makes all life possible. 💙
👉 Oceana.ca/join
Fish Fact Friday with a spooky twist! Lingcod are fierce ambush predators with a taste for just about anything — rockfish, salmon, even other lingcod.
Learn more: oceana.ca/en/marine-li...
Learn more: oceana.ca/en/marine-li...
October 17, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Fish Fact Friday with a spooky twist! Lingcod are fierce ambush predators with a taste for just about anything — rockfish, salmon, even other lingcod.
Learn more: oceana.ca/en/marine-li...
Learn more: oceana.ca/en/marine-li...
Sea otter pups are often born in the water and rely on their mothers from birth. A mama otter nurses her pup while floating on her back and when she needs to dive for food, she wraps the baby in kelp to keep it from drifting away. Learn more: oceana.ca/en/marine-li...
September 24, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Sea otter pups are often born in the water and rely on their mothers from birth. A mama otter nurses her pup while floating on her back and when she needs to dive for food, she wraps the baby in kelp to keep it from drifting away. Learn more: oceana.ca/en/marine-li...