Recirculating Aquaculture Systems technology – It’s all about fish welfare
Contrary to publicity...
Let's work together to remove fish farms from the D'Entrecasteaux Channel
Their time has come, they have to go.
Let's Make A Stand Together
It’s time to take our waters back!The expansion of industrial aquaculture farms in the waters in the Channel and around Tasmania
is shocking and deeply concerning for the future of our fisheries and the health of our marine environment.
The Federal Australian Govt has declared Bruny Island a biodiversity hotspot but the State Tasmanian
Government have ticked off on the expansion of these polluting farms around Bruny Island.These waters belong to the people of Tasmania and the people of the world - they are ours.
They belong to the First Tasmanians, beach goers, rec fishers, kayakers, shackies, sailors - us, the people of Tasmania.
They are not owned by the multinationals that run Tassal, Huon and Petuna.You can join in and help us get industrial fish farms out
Upcoming Events
Help Us Bring About The Change NeededGet involved with the various events coming up, participate and make your voice heard too. Change will come if we all make an effort.
05April, Wednesday
Heart of the Island – Film Premiere
- April 5 @ 6:00 pm
- State Theatre, Hobart
News & Information
Keep Up To DateThe latest news and information as the campaign to remove fish farms from our waters continues
A$755 million land-based RAS deal in Saudi Arabia – Saudi Arabia plans 600,000 tons a year by 2030...
Tassal wanted two reports on antibiotic use at salmon farms kept secret
Right to Information...
In May 2022 The Tasmanian Legislative Council published the report on its comprehensive Fin Fish...
Subscribe for news and events
Join In Salmon Out is an initiative from
the Killora Community Association
Bruny Island, Tasmania
ABN: 49194713828
Site design by Halcyon Daze