“This project will make a huge difference in our Chinook recovery efforts and continue to support kł cp̓əlk̓ stim̓ (cause to come back).” To provide 10000 m2 of salmon habitat, the Okanagan Nation Alliance is restoring the Vaseux floodplain. psf.ca/news-media/1-8…

June news: Record $1.8M fuels salmon recovery - mailchi.mp/psf/february-n…

Last year saw one of the highest endangered Chinook returns in a decade for the Sq’éwqel (Seabird Island Band) community near Agassiz. That moment was made possible by years of restoration at Maria Slough, and the work continues this summer. psf.ca/news-media/1-8…

We’re hiring! PSF is looking for a Marketing and Communications Manager to develop, implement, and track marketing and communications strategies to elevate PSF’s brand and awareness. 🐟🌊 Learn more and apply: psf.ca/careers

What makes a salmon fishery sustainable in BC? Ocean Wise made 14 recommendations for wild-caught salmon fisheries in BC under their sustainable seafood label based on the best available data and guidance from an expert panel. Learn more: psf.ca/blog/putting-s…

PSF congratulates Mark Angelo River World for publishing his new book ‘River Magic’ and being awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Technology from BCIT. Angelo is a longtime champion of preserving rivers and an important voice for salmon and their habitats!

Meet Tristen Dieleman, recipient of the 2025 Sandy Miller PSF Fisheries Endowment Award! Tristen is a dedicated hatchery volunteer, fisheries and aquaculture student at VIU, and salmon steward in Nanaimo, BC. psf.ca/blog/celebrati…

More than 660,000 Fraser sockeye are now on the move! Among them, the endangered early Stuart sockeye are returning in unexpectedly large numbers, racing 1,200 km upriver to spawn near Fort St. James. Stay tuned for an update on early Stuart sockeye soon.

‘Everyone, Everywhere’ is a custom vessel that connects people with disabilities to wild places – and wild salmon. As a proud partner, PSF recently joined the Rick Hansen Foundation’s Accessible Outdoors Program aboard for a trip on the Fraser. Thank you Rick Hansen Foundation!

We're all in for salmon. 🐟🐟 Read our latest annual report to learn about PSF’s efforts to advance salmon recovery and resilience and drive systemic change to tackle the pressing challenges salmon face now and in the future: psf.ca/annual-report-…

PSF’s Stewardship Community Bursary is now accepting applications! We offer $2,500 to post-secondary students in B.C. or the Yukon passionate about salmon. View the eligibility criteria and apply online today: psf.ca/work/community…

An estimated 27 million pink salmon are predicted to return to the Fraser River in 2025 – the highest forecast on record! Pinks have a two-year life cycle and return in higher numbers in odd-numbered years. How did the odd-year pinks become more dominant?