Resources

Welcome to Our Resources Page

Here, we’ve curated a collection of links to organizations, donors, and partners who share our commitment to preserving the health and vitality of salmon populations and their ecosystems. Whether you’re a passionate advocate, a concerned citizen, or a dedicated partner, this page serves as a hub for fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing in our collective efforts to safeguard the future of salmon and their habitats

Meet Our Donors and Partners

Read more about our invaluable donors and partners!

Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada logo

 It is a Canadian government department responsible for developing and implementing policies and programs related to fisheries, oceans, and aquatic habitats. DFO’s mandate includes managing and conserving fish stocks, protecting aquatic ecosystems, promoting sustainable fishing practices, and ensuring the safety of Canadian waters.

The Juan de Fuca Salmon Restoration Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the restoration, enhancement, and conservation of salmon habitats and populations in the area. They work on various projects aimed at improving stream habitat, promoting salmon spawning, and educating the community about the importance of salmon conservation

Pacific Salmon Foundation logo

The Pacific Salmon Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to safeguarding and reviving Pacific salmon populations and their habitats in British Columbia and the Yukon Territory. They fund research, habitat restoration projects, and community engagement efforts to protect these vital fish species.

A non-profit aquarium and environmental education center dedicated to promoting awareness and stewardship of the Salish Sea ecosystem. The center features displays showcasing the diverse marine species found in the Salish Sea, including fish, invertebrates, and marine mammals, as well as exhibits highlighting the ecological challenges facing this unique marine ecosystem.

Seaflora is a skincare company based in Sooke, British Columbia, Canada. They specialize in creating organic seaweed-based skincare products using sustainably harvested seaweed from the pristine waters of the Pacific Northwest. Seaflora’s products are known for their natural ingredients and commitment to environmental sustainability.

Links of Interest

Explore these links of interest to delve deeper into salmon conservation efforts, local organizations, and resources supporting the health of our coastal ecosystems.

Coastal Water Protectors logo

The Coastal Water Protectors are a grassroots group dedicated to preserving British Columbia’s coastal ecosystems. Through advocacy and community engagement, they strive to protect marine habitats and wildlife while promoting sustainable practices for a healthier environment.

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Pacific Salmon Foundation logo

Dedicated to the conservation and restoration of Pacific salmon populations and their habitats. Through research, community engagement, and strategic partnerships, PSF works tirelessly to address the challenges facing salmon populations in British Columbia and beyond. With a focus on science-based solutions and collaborative efforts, PSF plays a vital role in safeguarding the future of these iconic species and the ecosystems they inhabit. Join PSF in their mission to ensure the long-term sustainability of Pacific salmon for generations to come.

 

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First Nations Fisheries Council of British Columbia logo

Dedicated to advancing the fisheries interests of Indigenous communities across the province. Comprised of representatives from First Nations throughout British Columbia, FNFC works collaboratively to protect and enhance Indigenous fisheries rights, resources, and management practices. By promoting culturally appropriate and sustainable approaches to fisheries management, FNFC aims to empower First Nations to exercise their inherent rights and responsibilities in stewarding fisheries resources.

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Salmon Coast Field Station logo

A hub for research, education, and conservation initiatives focused on the region’s iconic salmon populations. Nestled in the Great Bear Rainforest, Salmon Coast is dedicated to understanding and safeguarding the intricate ecosystems that sustain wild salmon. Through scientific research, community engagement, and hands-on learning experiences, the field station strives to deepen our understanding of salmon ecology and promote the long-term health of these vital species.

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Advocating for the protection and restoration of wild salmon and their habitats in British Columbia. With a focus on science-based solutions and community engagement, Watershed Watch works to address threats facing salmon populations, including habitat degradation, climate change, and unsustainable fishing practices. Through research, advocacy, and public outreach initiatives, the organization strives to raise awareness about the importance of healthy salmon ecosystems and empower individuals and communities to take action in support of salmon conservation.

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Watersheds Canada logo

Watersheds Canada is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and restoring Canada’s watersheds. Through collaborative efforts with communities, landowners, and government agencies, they implement projects to enhance watershed health and resilience. By inspiring stewardship and promoting responsible management practices, Watersheds Canada ensures the long-term sustainability of Canada’s water resources.

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Pacific Wildlife Foundation logo

Committed to wildlife conservation and environmental education in the Pacific region. Through research, advocacy, and community engagement, they work to protect biodiversity and promote sustainable ecosystems. By raising awareness and fostering appreciation for the natural world, the Pacific Wildlife Foundation empowers individuals and communities to become stewards of their environment.

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Wild First Aid Canada logo

Committed to protecting wilderness areas and advocating for the rights of indigenous peoples. Through partnerships with indigenous communities, conservation initiatives, and educational programs, WildFirst.ca strives to preserve biodiversity and traditional indigenous territories. By empowering indigenous voices and promoting sustainable land management practices, they work towards a future where wilderness areas thrive and indigenous rights are respected.

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Fisheries for Communities logo

Dedicated to supporting sustainable fisheries and vibrant coastal communities. By fostering partnerships between fishermen, indigenous groups, government agencies, and environmental organizations, Fisheries for Communities aims to ensure the long-term health of marine ecosystems while promoting economic opportunities for coastal residents.

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Pacific Streamkeepers Federation logo

The Pacific Streamkeepers Federation (PSF) is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to the protection, conservation, and restoration of freshwater ecosystems across British Columbia and beyond. With a mission to empower individuals and communities to become stewards of their local streams and watersheds, PSF provides training, resources, and support to streamkeeper groups, volunteers, and environmental enthusiasts. By fostering collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and hands-on conservation efforts, PSF plays a vital role in safeguarding the health and biodiversity of Pacific salmon habitats and the interconnected ecosystems they support. Join us in our commitment to preserving our precious freshwater resources for future generations.

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