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Looking for a fun and educational way to learn about BC’s local seafood? Know Your Catch is a printable colouring book and seafood guide.

Highlights from the year include an ocean acidification monitoring program implemented with fish harvesters working as citizen scientists, continued advocacy for equitable fisheries policy through the Fisheries for Communities campaign, expanding education work through the Giving Voice speaker program, and community engagement efforts at seafood festivals across the coast. This year we also renewed our strategic plan for the organization, solidifying our goals for the future.

Ocean acidification is rising fast in BC waters. Learn how local fishers are helping monitor the threat and protect marine ecosystems.

Congratulations to Lauren Shea, the recipient of the 2024 Buck Suzuki Legacy Bursary Award! Originally from Florida, Lauren earned her...

This season, a handful of BC fishers won’t just be pulling fish out of the ocean when they set out on a fishing trip, they will be...

The TBuck Suzuki Foundation (TBSF) is thrilled to see the initiative shown by the Province of British Columbia in the development of the...

We're proud to present the film Our Coast, created by Ella Van Cleave with contributions from James Lawson, Cailyn Siider.  Fishing along...

What’s the deal with Ecosystem Based Management?  Humans are part of our planet's ecosystem, integral players within the vast web of...

Elias del Valle is the winner of the 2023 Buck Suzuki Legacy Bursary Award. Elias grew up in Victoria where his appreciation for the...