The Toronto Zoo is having a "Seafood for thought" fundraiser on June 22nd.
Attending would be a great way to support a worthy cause and learn a lot about sustainable seafood in the process.
Noteworthy local chefs will serve up tasting samples created with sustainable fish.
Among the sponsors for this event is Seafood Watch
For information on this event, taking place from 6:00 p.m. to ~ 8:30 p.m. on June 22nd at the Toronto Zoo, located at 361A Old Finch Ave. (Meadowvale Rd and Sheppard Ave), click here.
For a downloadable Pocket guide (Canadians can select the West Coast, Central U.S. or Northeast Guides to help make better choices) that will help you make better choices of ocean friendly seafood, depending on the region you live in, click Regional Seafood Watch Pocket Guides
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I can't help but wonder..... is it the slow learners featured on the menu? Seriously, this looks like a great reason to leave the Texas heat for a few days!
People should try to eat more fish Chris, it is a very healthy alternative to meat. That being said, there are concerns about certain fish and the way they are caught or farmed. That pocket guide looks like a handy reference for people to have and consult when it comes to their seafood diet.
Chris, A great cause that supports responsible fishing practices, hope the fundraiser is a success!
Jim, download the regional guide for your area, and it will help give you information to make better choices.
Malcolm, I hear you, their is some evidence eating too much fish high up on the food chain can lead to elevated levels of some dangerous compounds, and there have been growing pains with farmed fish, the food guides are a good tool for the general population.
Wanda I had a look at some of the different guides, they are a great tool