Ray "Bucky" Owens (at right in photo) receives the Lee Wulff Conservation Award from Joan Wulff (center), and ASF's US Chairman Richard Warren.

The Award was presented at the ASF's New York Dinner. For more information on this year's award click here

Check out ASF's latest WEBWORKS NEWS on the world of Atlantic salmon. Among the items is a short video presentation of the National Geographic - the concerns on aquaculture are still relevant today.

A Little Background on ASF -

The Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF) is an international non-profit organization that promotes the conservation and wise management of wild Atlantic salmon and their environment.

ASF is the principal North American organization fighting for the future of wild Atlantic salmon runs. We focus on research and education and work with governments and other conservation partners to protect and restore wild Atlantic salmon populations and their river and ocean habitats.

Help us help the wild Atlantic salmon

With your help, wild Atlantic salmon will continue to jump waterfalls, migrate thousands of miles to ocean feeding grounds, and return to their natal North American rivers from Connecticut to Labrador. Explore our web site and discover more about the wild Atlantic salmon's fascinating life history and challenges and ASF's conservation programs. To become actively involved, click here.

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