B.C. SALMON RECOVERY & RESILIENCE CONFERENCE | OCT 15–16, 2026

Early bird registration is now open. Join us for the second biennial B.C. Salmon Recovery & Resilience Conference, October 15th and 16th, 2026, at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Featuring diverse keynote speakers and dynamic discussion panels, this conference will provide a platform to align priorities for salmon recovery.

New boat gives everyone, everywhere the chance to fish

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A new, fully accessible boat, aptly named Everyone Everywhere, is removing barriers to the outdoors for people with disabilities in British Columbia.

Major workshop celebrates research into Pacific herring

Pacific Salmon Foundation recently held a workshop with First Nations partners near Qualicum Beach to celebrate the achievements of a multi-year collaborative research project.

Vancouver Gala Dinner & Auction | April 16, 2026

Please join us for our 2026 Vancouver Gala Dinner & Auction presented by Wheaton Precious Metals at the Fairmont Pacific Rim on Thursday, April 16, 2026! Join us for dinner and an exciting live auction to benefit our conservation, restoration, and salmon science programs.

Bringing Chinook Back to Maria Slough

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With support from PSF’s Community Salmon Program in 2025, Seabird Island Band and DFO crews redistributed spawning gravel throughout the channel and added boulders and logs to cool the water, boost oxygen, and keep flows moving through summer heat.

$195K to power local salmon restoration efforts

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The Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) has released $194,989 in grant funding to support 42 community-led salmon restoration, enhancement, education, and stewardship projects in B.C. and the Yukon.

How tech is driving innovation for salmon

Innovative technology like artificial intelligence (AI), tracking chips, and drones is helping expand monitoring capacity and gather the data needed to drive salmon conservation.

After the fish farms

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The Discovery Islands, an archipelago east of Campbell River, form a key migratory channel for Fraser River salmon. Both adult salmon coming back to spawn and young salmon headed out to the open ocean travel through these waters. Local salmon populations also rear, feed, and grow nearby.

Remembering Dick Bradshaw

The Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) remembers the life of Dick Bradshaw – a passionate fisherman and longtime supporter of Pacific salmon conservation in British Columbia who passed away on December 17, 2025.

New data highlights crisis for Yukon salmon

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New data and status assessments from the Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) now sharpen our understanding of how Yukon River salmon are doing, and where they are most at risk.

A year in review: Our shared wins for salmon in 2025

Looking back on 2025, PSF celebrates meaningful progress for wild salmon. From promising returns in the Fraser River to game-changing projects and cutting-edge research, these wins offer hope for salmon recovery and resilience.

Introducing the 2026/2027 Salmon Conservation Stamp

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The Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) is proud to announce Farlyn Campbell as the winner of the 2026–2027 Salmon Conservation Stamp Competition. Her piece, Smiley, was selected from 24 entries and will appear on next year’s stamp.