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Restoring the Kennebec: An Interview with ASF President Nathan Wilbur
In late September an agreement was signed to purchase four large hydropower dams on Maine’s Kennebec River in order to restore connectivity between this remarkable river and the Gulf of Maine. It is…
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Location: Could be based in St-Andrews (headquarters) or Fredericton, NB. Remote work within NB, QC, NS, PE or Maine (US) will be considered. Preferred start date: January 2026 The Atlantic…
Read MoreJob Ad – Aquatic Sciences Technician (full time)
Preferred location: St-Andrews, NB Preferred start date: January 2026 The Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF) is an international conservation organization founded in 1948 to conserve and restore wild Atlantic salmon and…
Read MoreMowi’s Royal Warrant revocation should trigger Canadian scrutiny
Mowi pulled from Royal tables; Canadian leaders silent as company struggles with 1.8 million mortalities in Newfoundland St. Andrews, N.B – Mowi is no longer included on the list of…
Read MoreConservation groups applaud deal that sets stage for restoration of the lower Kennebec River
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 23, 2025 Contacts: John Burrows (ASF) jburrows@asfmaine.org; 207-725-2833; Michael Naughton (CLF) mnaughton@clf.org; 617-850-1709; Landis Hudson (Maine Rivers), landis@mainerivers.org, 207-847-9277; Colin Durrant (NRCM), colin@nrcm.org, 207-200-4412; Mark Taylor…
Read MoreRivernotes October 31, 2025
Editor’s Note As someone new to fly-fishing, I spent the summer piecing together flies, techniques, and fishing spots. I took every chance I had to get on the water, but…
Read MoreMeet Deirdre Green, ASF’s Executive Director of Regional Programs
Earlier this fall, Deirdre Green stepped into a new role as ASF’s Executive Director of Regional Programs, after three years leading our Nova Scotia program. We sat down for an…
Read MoreAn Angler First
Hugh McKervill, whose first career was as a carpenter, became an excellent writer and photographer. One of my favourite pieces of Hugh’s was “Elixir of Life – Scotch and Salmon.”…
Read MoreRivernotes October 17, 2025
Editor’s Note While recreational angling is now closed in much of Eastern Canada, rivers in Nova Scotia (and a few in New Brunswick) remain open. For some anglers, fall is…
Read MoreRivernotes September 25, 2025
Editor’s Note “When the dam is gone there’s going to be a big set of rapids in Skowhegan that comes down into a natural feature called the ‘Great Eddy,’ at…
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