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Across Canada over 25 individuals, working within the various SeaChoice member organizations, directly contribute their time and talents to the development and success of the program. In addition, SeaChoice employs various individuals on a contract basis, and values the participation of dedicated volunteers.

We can all play a role in achieving sustainable fisheries in Canada and abroad. SeaChoice is building partnerships with individuals and businesses all along the seafood chain; from the water to the dinner table, every link counts. Find out more about what leading Canadians are doing to support sustainable fisheries and healthy oceans by browsing the SeaChoice website

Address:	Halifax,
City:	Nova Scotia
State:	(B3K 4L3)
Telephone:	+1 902 446 4840
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	info@seachoice.org

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Key people & contacts:

Atlantic SeaChoice Coordinator Mr Rob Johnson Personal Profile seachoiceatlantic@gmail.com	SeaChoice National Manager Ms Taina Uitto Personal Profile
Corporate Relations Coordinator Mr Neil Radix Personal Profile corp.relations@seachoice.org	National Manager Ms Lana Gunnlaugson Phone: +1 604 685 7445 Direct/Ext: ext. 26

To update or add a personal profile please send an email to contactus@seafood.media

Shareholder companies:

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation

David Suzuki Foundation

Living Oceans Society

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