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Worldwide, Marine Harvest employs 7,500 people and produces one third of the world's farmed salmon and trout at facilities in Norway, Chile, Scotland, Canada, Ireland and the Shetland Islands. Marine Harvest Canada operates aquaculture farms on the coast of British Columbia and Vancouver Island, where 500 people produce 45,000 tonnes of high quality fresh Atlantic salmon a year.
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Feeding Frenzy: Dolphins Attacking Herring
On our daily commute to the salmon farm, we came across a huge school of Pacific herring. Bald eagles and Pacific white sided dolphins were happily feeding. Thank goodness we just happened to have an underwater camera with us! Thanks to Aquametrix Research for allowing us to use this underwater footage. (1:26) http://www.aquametrix-research.com http://www.marineharvestcanada.comCollected in MarineHarvestCanada's videos Feb 24, 2009 -
Norwegian Aquaculture : A Canadian Tour
Highlights a Canadian First Nations Chiefs and delegates tour of aquaculture facilities in Stavanger, Norway. (8:37)Collected in MarineHarvestCanada's videos Dec 18, 2008 -
Marine Harvest and Klemtu : Ten Years
Marine Harvest Canada and Kitasoo Seafoods recently celebrated ten years of partnership in Klemtu, British Columbia, Canada. This remote coastal village farms and processes over 10 million pounds of fresh salmon each year. (2:31) http://www.Kitasoo.org http://www.MarineHarvestCanada.comCollected in MarineHarvestCanada's videos Dec 10, 2008
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MarineHarvestCanada On our daily commute to the salmon farm, we came across a huge school of Pacific herring. Bald eagles and Pacific white sided dolphins were happily feeding. Thank goodness we just happened to have an underwater camera with us! Thanks to Aquametrix Research for allowing us to use this underwater footage. (1:26) http://www.aquametrix-research.com http://www.marineharvestcanada.com
Feb 24, 2009