Rivernotes: a detailed report of the WSW network meeting, a personal recap of trips to the Kenamu River, an update on the golf course being built along the River Phillip, and info on a restoration project to reverse the effects of acid rain. Read it here: asf.ca/rivernotes-sep…

In this week’s Rivernotes, read the monumental agreement that has been reached between TNC and Brookfield Renewable Partners for the purchase of 4 dams on the Kennebec River in Maine. Read all about it and more: asf.ca/rivernotes-sep…

A shallow body of fast moving water, a riffle adds oxygen to the water allowing the tiny invertebrates that feed young fish to grow. Like a Riffle, our monthly donors infuse our conservation efforts with life. Join today: asf.ca/monthly-giving/

Today is World Rivers Day! Healthy rivers mean healthy wild Atlantic salmon. At ASF, our mission is simple: wild salmon, wild rivers. Together, we can protect and restore free-flowing rivers so salmon can thrive for generations. 🐟

Salmon have long held cultural & spiritual importance for Indigenous communities. As we work to protect wild salmon and wild rivers, we recognize the importance of Indigenous leadership, stewardship, and traditional knowledge. ASF offices are closed today as we pause to reflect.

New Rivernotes: asf.ca/rivernotes-oct…

👋 Meet the Team! Say hello to Martin Silverstone, the man behind ASF’s quarterly magazine. Martin ensures each issue captures the beauty and urgency of salmon conservation. Check out his card to learn more about him and the work that goes into bringing the ASJ to life!

In this week’s edition of Rivernotes, we have a quick season recaps, conservation news, reports from events, and some Maine river reports! Check it out: asf.ca/rivernotes-oct…

Happy #FieldworkFriday! Our crew installed a River Watcher on the Terra Nova River, NL — a system that identifies and counts fish as they pass through. The data will help track migrations and train AI models for species and individual fish ID. 🐟

Congrats to Andy Goode on his retirement! 🎉 Throughout his 26 years with ASF as Director of U.S. Programs, VP of U.S. Operations and, most recently, VP of U.S. Development, he helped secure ESA protection for wild Atlantic salmon and led the Penobscot River Restoration Project.

Fall colours, cold water, and open angling on the Margaree 🍂 This week’s Rivernotes has Deirdre Green’s recap of the Nova Scotia season, photos from the Margaree, restoration news from PEI, eDNA work in Quebec, and much more. 🎣 Read it here → asf.ca/rivernotes-oct…

A huge thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to last week's 20th Annual Toronto Benefactor Dinner! The evening was a huge success, raising record-breaking donations in support of wild Atlantic salmon! Thank you, Toronto, for another fantastic night for salmon!

Hugh McKervill shared stories full of adventure, humor, and timeless wisdom in the Atlantic Salmon Journal. One memorable piece, Elixir of Life – Scotch and Salmon, celebrates the simple joys of life on the river. Read more: asf.ca/an-angler-firs…

ASF is seeking a Program Director (Nova Scotia) to lead conservation and restoration efforts for wild Atlantic salmon. 🗓️ Apply by Nov. 10, 2025 📧 Send your cover letter and resume to [email protected] 🔗 Learn more: asf.ca/job-ad-program…

Join us for our 43rd Annual New York Gala on November 5, 2025 at The Pierre. 🎟️ Get your tickets now and be part of this special night. 🔗 Register here: asf.ca/event/43rd-ann… We can't wait to celebrate with you!

👋 Meet the Team! Say hello to Deirdre Green, who recently stepped into the role of Executive Director of Regional Programs after serving as ASF’s Nova Scotia Program Director since 2022. Learn more about Deirdre: asf.ca/meet-deirdre-g…