The Atlantic Salmon Federation is a renowned science and advocacy organization based in New Brunswick, Canada, dedicated to the conservation and restoration of wild Atlantic salmon. With a family of over 25,000 members and volunteers, the ASF conducts research on wild salmon populations across the North Atlantic, undertakes comprehensive river restoration projects, and advocates for legislation to protect these magnificent fish.
At the heart of the ASF is a passionate team of individuals committed to the mission of conserving and restoring wild Atlantic salmon. Led by President & CEO Bill Taylor, the team includes Chief Operating Officer Robert Otto, Executive Assistants Elizabeth Ames and Kathy Finniemore, and Executive Director of Communications and Marketing Neville Crabbe. The team also includes Communications Director Kristen Noel, Marketing Director Tom Cheney, Director of Conservation Campaigns Andrew Clarke, Editor of the Atlantic Salmon Journal Martin Silverstone, Media & Advertising Manager Cailey Fernie, and Coordinator of Community Outreach & Engagement Stephen Sutton.
Members of the ASF have the opportunity to join the Wild Salmon movement, supporting vital conservation efforts for wild Atlantic salmon and their habitat. By becoming a member, individuals can contribute to the ongoing work of the ASF in preserving these remarkable fish and ensuring their future survival. Donations, membership purchases, and subscriptions to updates all play a crucial role in building momentum for the ASF's conservation initiatives.
With a focus on research, advocacy, and river restoration, the Atlantic Salmon Federation continues to be a global leader in the conservation of wild Atlantic salmon. Join the ASF today and be a part of the movement to protect these resilient and iconic fish for generations to come.