Nouvelles & Blogs

LOOKING AT SALMON CONSERVATION WITH TWO-EYED SEEING Sep 26, 2023 With the launch of Wild Salmon Watersheds, ASF hired Kyle Denny as an Indigenous advisor to help guide the program.…

ASF AND THE TOWN OF FARMINGTON TO CELEBRATE THE REMOVAL OF THE WALTON’S MILL DAM AND THE COMPLETION OF THE NEW WALTON’S MILL PARK. Sep 25, 2023 Temple stream flowing…

SEA-CAGE BREACHES PUT WILD SALMON IN NEW BRUNSWICK, MAINE, AND NOVA SCOTIA AT SERIOUS RISK Sep 5, 2023 ASF biologist Heather Perry holds a large female aquaculture escapee removed from…

Oct 27, 2023 Overview: The Atlantic Salmon Federation’s (ASF) Wild Salmon Watersheds (WSW) program is creating a network of watersheds throughout eastern North America to safeguard and bolster wild Atlantic Salmon populations…

2.2 MILLION EXTRA SMOLT AND NEW SEA CAGES PLANNED FOR THE SOUTH COAST Aug 30, 2023 Mowi, the largest salmon aquaculture company in the world, wants to expand its hatchery…

DELEGATES AND PARTNERS GATHER TO CELEBRATE AT LAUNCH EVENTS ACROSS ATLANTIC CANADA The Margaree and Cheticamp rivers in Cape Breton have been selected along with the Terra Nova River on…

AN OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRESS MADE ON ASF’S 2018-2023 STRATEGIC PLAN Aug 2, 2023 ASF’s current strategic plan was developed in 2018. This plan outlined the priorities for ASF for…

ASF HIGHLIGHTS FROM 2022 Aug 2, 2023 “Since our birth in 1948, we have done more than anyone for Atlantic salmon conservation. You can chart this success by looking at…

BY: ASF STAFF Apr 27, 2022 Guests at the upcoming St. Andrews Dinner, one of the first in-person ASF events since the pandemic, are in for a rare treat: a special…

33RD ANNUAL ASF TORONTO DINNER FEATURES AN AUCTION WITH EXCLUSIVE TRIPS AND GEAR Mar 27, 2023 The 33rd annual ASF Toronto dinner will take place on April 19th at the…