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Say NO to the "Swim with the Tuna" experience at Victor Harbor, say NO to aquaculture on the Fleurieu.

Say NO to the "Swim with the Tuna" experience at Victor Harbor, say NO to aquaculture on the Fleurieu.

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Started by Darvio Turner 11 years ago

Help preserve our natural environment.

Keep nuisance predators away from our beaches and marine life. The worlds leading shark scientists have studied this proposal and have concluded it is almost certain to attract large sharks.

Why cage a threatened species?

Don't set a precedent for future expansion of aquaculture activities on the Fleurieu

Say NO to the planned tuna swim aqua culture development for Victor Harbor.

Please sign the petition below.

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Reached 1,000 supporters

January 5, 2016

January 3, 2016

WE ARE TEARING TOWARD THE 1,000 MARK AND THE ENERGY IS ABSOLUTELY ELECTRIC!! HIT THOSE SOCIAL MEDIA BUTTONS RIGHT NOW TO BLAST THIS MESSAGE TO THE WORLD SO WE CAN CRUSH THIS GOAL!!

October 16, 2015

THIS MOMENTUM IS ABSOLUTELY ELECTRIC!! WE ARE SHOWING EVERYONE THAT OUR BEAUTIFUL COASTLINE IS NOT FOR SALE AND WE ARE CLEARLY WINNING THIS FIGHT!!

August 11, 2015

ONE HUNDRED PEOPLE HAVE ALREADY SAID NO TO THIS TERRIBLE PLAN!! WE ARE ABSOLUTELY ROLLING NOW AND THE ENERGY IS UNSTOPPABLE!!

Reached 100 supporters

August 11, 2015

504 Comments

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Susan Davis
10 years ago Featured

Didn't anything get learned at Pt Lincoln with the tuna farms? They know the farms attract sharks and deteriorate the underwater environment in the surrounding area. I didn't agree with it there and I don't for Victor Harbour. I no longer eat tuna.

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Peter Cundy
10 years ago Featured

A negative impact on the perception of Victor/Pt Elliot as safe swimming and surfing destination is likely with flow on effect to the local accommodation, food and tourism industries. The pollution from Tuna excrement is also expected to affect the local beaches.

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tony sheldon
10 years ago Featured

fish food+ fish excrement=high nutrient load= increase in algal growth= death of sea grass around the granite island = the destruction of a whole habitat. Yep! Good Idea, let's have a fish farm! Seriously!! Who in council are these developers friends of?

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Marc Russell
10 years ago Featured

This could have a horrific effect on tourism in the local area, a large chunk of the tourist money coming to this area are from surfing and swimming related activities with families, this has the potential to hurt our community on land and in the water.

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Anthony Crowley
10 years ago Featured

Research has shown that a tuna farm will attract Sharks and more New Zealand Fur Seals. Then we will be wanting a killing of Sharks who have come to close to beaches and then we will want to kill the seals, when all in all we create the problem.

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Elizabeth Steele-Collins
11 years ago Featured

The waters of Encounter Bay/ Victor Harbor are recognized as a breeding area for the endangered Southern Right Whales. This proposal is potentially detrimental to that. We should be doing everything we can to make it a safer place for the whales to come.

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Riley Poole
8 years ago

Complete disregard for nature ,water goers and kids and familys

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Anonymous
9 years ago

An exclusion zone that cuts into our beautiful beach, fish poo making our waters unsafe and attracting possible sharks. GO BACK YO PORT LINCOLN

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