TAKE ACTION

Join us and take action against the industrial salmon companies destroying Tasmania's marine ecosystems.

Boycott toxic salmon

By refusing to support this destructive industry, you send a powerful message to Tasmania’s leaders: It’s time to remove fish farms from our rivers, bays, and oceans.

Why sign

Tasmania’s pristine waters and incredible marine ecosystems are under threat. Industrial fish farms are polluting our rivers, bays, and oceans—turning once-thriving habitats into toxic environments. The critically endangered Maugean Skate teeters on the edge of extinction in Macquarie Harbour, native wildlife like Fur Seals are injured and killed, and invasive salmon threaten our natural biodiversity. By signing this pledge, you take a stand against the harm caused by farmed salmon and demand urgent action from Tasmania’s leaders. Your voice can help remove industrial fish farms from our waters, restore natural habitats, and protect the incredible species that call Tasmania home. This is a chance to make a real difference—not just for our marine life but for the future of all life on Earth. Stand with us, and let’s ensure Tasmania’s natural beauty, diversity, and inspiration are preserved for generations to come.

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Petition

I am taking the pledge to no longer buy farmed salmon and call on you, the Federal Environment Minister and Tasmanian Premier, to remove industrial fish farms from Tasmania’s unique waters immediately.

I make this urgent demand knowing that:

• The Maugean Skate is on the edge of extinction due to fish farms in Macquarie Harbour.

• Salmon farms shoot, injure and even kill protected native wildlife such as Fur Seals.

• Cramming hundreds of thousands of salmon into a small pen causes injuries and suffering.

• Millions of salmon have escaped into Tasmania’s marine environment as an invasive species.

• Ecosystems and beaches get smothered in massive algal blooms caused by fish farms.

Fish farms must be removed from Tasmania’s waters to protect the incredible marine ecosystems that animals like the critically endangered Maugean Skate and the Red Handfish  call home.

This urgent call is driven by care for the future of life on Earth and our responsibility to ensure that Tasmania’s waterways are protected for generations to come. Please remove toxic fish farms. Now.

Speak up for our waterways

If you’ve seen damage linked to salmon farms, such as injured seals, chemical runoff, or other impacts, or if you work inside the industry and want to share what’s happening, use the forms below. Your information helps expose harm and protect marine life.

1 Use the section for community members if you're happy to be contacted.

2 Use the anonymous section if you're an industry worker or prefer to stay anonymous.

1. For community members

Report environmental impacts near fish farms

If you live near factory fish farms, hatcheries, or transport routes, your observations can help protect local waterways and wildlife. Use this form to share what you’ve seen; from injured seals and debris to pollution or algal blooms. Photos and details are encouraged.

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2. For industry workers

Report an Incident Anonymously

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Go to the official Tor Project website and download Tor Browser for your device.

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For maximum anonymity, copy and paste this secure address directly into Tor Browser:

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