We’re excited to share the latest edition of our Salmon Steward annual magazine! This issue recounts PSF’s scientific and community endeavors from the past year.Read about pressing hot topics facing Pacific salmon (p.6), the next phase of the Salish Sea Marine Survival Project (p.14), as well as our “Voices for Salmon” feature which highlights dedicated supporters working to conserve and enhance Pacific salmon (p.22). Click the link below to view the Spring 2020 issue of the Salmon Steward.
The Strategic Salmon Health Initiative (SSHI) applies a series of novel molecular and ecological approaches to understand the role of infection and disease outbreaks in salmon declines. Click the link below to access new findings where experts within the SSHI respond in detail to four questions submitted to PSF pertaining to our state of knowledge on Piscine orthoreovirus (PRV) in B.C.
Our updated Strategic Plan reflects PSF’s expanded mission as the “independent, thoughtful leader and catalyst” for Pacific salmon and their ecosystems. Learn more about our detailed strategies and anticipated outcomes by clicking on the link below, where you can explore PSF’s Strategic Framework for 2020 – 2023.
During this challenging time, PSF is carrying on by continuing to support the important work of salmon stewards through our Community Salmon Program. Our announcement today is to send a strong and clear message that the work of salmon stewardship at the community level is vital, and will carry on. Click on the Video link below to view a message from our CEO, or click Learn More to view the full News Release with a list of projects.
Please be advised that following government directive regarding large gatherings and social distancing, the PSF office will be closed effective March 17, 2020. Furthermore, we will not be holding Pacific Salmon Foundation's Vancouver Gala on May 8, 2020. We will keep you updated on future plans.
Click the link below to access our full News Release.
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