The Walrus Talks Water (Victoria 2015)

“Before we can have an economic action plan, we have to have a climate action plan”

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“Ship noise is reducing acoustic habitat for killer whales in exactly the same way that clear-cut logging is reducing habitat for grizzly bears”

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“You’ve got aboriginal title to the land. You have to have aboriginal title to the water. Land and water are one, and they’re both necessary for our preservation”

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“The trajectory we’re on puts us on track for another mass extinction—just the sixth in our planet’s history”

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“For many survivors of the residential school era, estrangement from water went so much deeper than simply not having a seat at the table”

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“Two in five people suffer from water scarcity every year. That’s going to become three in five by 2025”

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“Ninety-three percent of Canadians agree that water is our most precious resource. But it isn’t reflected in many of our policies or laws”

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“A mussel can filter two litres of water per hour…. That is an amazing service”

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