"The farm tours are a great way for people to learn more about this important industry," said David Minato, member and community relations coordinator for the B.C. Salmon Farmers Association.
"People working on the farms are proud of the work they do and happy to talk about it."
Visitors to the farms will get to see how they operate -- with lots of time to ask questions.
"It's important that people come out and see for themselves how salmon farms operate in coastal BC," said Mary Ellen Walling, association executive director.
