DOCUMENTARY TRAILER: RED GOLD

Imagine a pristine Alaskan watershed with the most productive Sockeye salmon rivers in the world, teeming with millions of native fish pushing up river to spawn.  Now imagine the world's largest open pit gold and copper mine at their headwaters.  Produced by Felt Soul Media and Trout Unlimited Alaska, Red Gold is a one-hour documentary film (trailer below) on the proposed Pebble Mine told through the voices of commercial, subsistence and sport fishermen of Bristol Bay, Alaska. Find out more about production, screenings and fundraising opportunities. 




STOP PEBBLE MINE

The Pebble Partnership, comprised of the worlds second largest multinational mining corporation, Anglo American, in partnership with mining junior Northern Dynasty, wants to create one of North America's largest open-pit gold-copper mega mines within a much larger potential mining district in the headwaters of Bristol Bay.  The Pebble Mine complex, covering some 15 square miles, would include the largest dam in the world, larger than Three Gorges Dam in China, made of earth not concrete, to hold back the toxic waste created in the mining process.  Over its lifetime, Pebble will produce 2.5 BILLION TONS of waste.

Sage/Redington/Rio ONE DAY FOR BRISTOL BAY – Special Outfit Sale

Sage Manufacturing, Redington Tackle & Apparel, and RIO Products International are creating a special ready-to-fish outfit that will be released by April 2008. The outfit will come with a Sage Z-Axis 9-foot 8-weight rod and a Redington moss-colored CD 7/8 reel pre-spooled with RIO Gold fly line. A case will also be included, which will be embroidered with a unique graphical slogan, “More Precious Than Gold – Save Bristol Bay."  From each outfit sold, Sage, Redington and RIO will donate $200 to help Save Bristol Bay.  Purchase a special outfit and help save Bristol Bay.  »Press release

 
ACTION ALERT

Take action online now and protect the immense renewable resource value of Bristol Bay, tell Alaska's Governor Palin and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management why protecting our fishery resources is important to you and the State. »Take action