Advocacy The future of wild Atlantic salmon and wild rivers depends largely on the decisions of government. Advocating for positive change is one of ASF’s most important responsibilities. Learn more…

Watersheds Government, Indigenous, and non-government organizations, including ASF, have traditionally focused on restoration where populations have reached critical levels and habitat is badly damaged. This necessary work should continue, but climate change threatens…

Headwaters ASF’s Headwaters program is dedicated to removing barriers to fish passage, restoring stream ecology and natural habitat, and enhancing cold water refugia. Headwaters focuses on small and medium-sized projects…

Greenland The coastal waters of Greenland are the ocean-feeding ground for wild Atlantic salmon that migrate there from more than 2,000 rivers in North America and Europe.    Not all Atlantic…

Research ASF’s research team seeks answers to the most pressing questions about wild Atlantic salmon to inform our advocacy and conservation programs. We work with partners on almost every project…