Fisheries Resources

TO CONSERVE, PROTECT, AND RESTORE NORTH AMERICA'S COLDWATER FISHERIES AND THEIR WATERSHEDS.

TO INCREASE SALMON RETURNS TO BENEFIT COMMERCIAL AND OTHER COMMON PROPERTY USERES IN NORTHERN SOUTHEAST ALASKA.

Ensure healthy waters and resilient wild fish for a better California.

OUR MISSION IS TO RESTORE WILD SALMON AND STEELHEAD & SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE FISHING IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.

PROTECT AND ENHANCE WILD SALMON POPULATIONS AND PROVIDE EDUCATION TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES.

TO PROTECT AND RESTORE SALMON POPULATIONS AND AQUATIC HABITAT WITH AN EMPHASIS ON ECOSYSTEM FUNCTION THROUGH SCIENTIFICALLY INFORMED PROJECTS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION, AND VOLUNTEER INVOLVEMENT.

RESTORING NATIVE FISH HABITAT THROUGH ENHANCEMENT, EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT.

COMMUNITY BASED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO RECOVER SALMON BY ENGAGING OUR COMMUNITY IN RESTORATION, EDUCATION, AND STEWARDSHIP.

TO PRESERVE, PROTECT AND RESTORE WILD FISH, THE WATER IN WHICH THEY LIVE, AND THE ENVIRONMENT THAT SUPPORTS THEM.

PRESERVATION OF FISH AND FISH HABITAT.

PROMOTE ROBUST WILD SALMON STOCKS FOR FAMILIES, FISHERS AND LOCAL ECONOMIES BY FURTHERING HABITAT RESTORATION AND EDUCATION ON THE NORTH OLYMPIC PENINSULA.

THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES A REARING POND TO RAISE SPRING CHINOOK SMOLTS. THE ORGANIZATION PARTNERS WITH OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE TO IMPROVE FISH REARING AND TO PROVIDE FISHING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC. EDUCATION IS EMPHASIZED. THE RETURNING FISH BENEFIT TO LOCAL ECONOMY.

THE HOOD CANAL COORDINATING COUNCIL WORKS WITH PARTNERS AND COMMUNITIES TO ADVANCE A SHARED REGIONAL VISION TO PROTECT AND RECOVER HOOD CANAL'S ENVIRONMENTAL, ECONOMIC, AND CULTURAL WELLBEING.

RESTORE THE NATIVE ATLANTIC SALMON POPULATIONS IN MAINE.

THE MISSION OF THE BIG BLACKFOOT CHAPTER OF TROUT UNLIMITED (BBCTU) IS TO IDENTIFY, DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT PROJECTS THAT CONSERVE AND ENHANCE THE COLD WATER FISHERY OF THE BLACKFOOT RIVER AND ITS TRIBUTARIES, WHILE PRESERVING THE EXISTING CHARACTER OF THE WATERSHED IN COOPERATION WITH THE LANDOWNERS AND USERS OF THE WATERSHED.

TO CONSERVE PROTECT AND RESTORE MICHIGANS TROUT AND SALMON FISHERIES AND THEIR WATERSHEDS.

THE MARTHA'S VINEYARD SHELLFISH GROUP, A NON-PROFIT CONSORTIUM OF THE SHELLFISH DEPARTMENTS OF SIX ISLAND TOWNS, PROVIDES SHELLFISH PROPAGATION SERVICES TO INCREASE THE AVAILABILITY OF JUVENILE COMMERCIALLY VALUABLE MOLLUSCAN SHELLFISH (SEED) FOR WILDSTOCK ENHANCEMENT ON THE ISLAND OF MARTHA'S VINEYARD.

TROUT UNLIMITED IS A NON-PROFIT, CONSERVATION ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO CONSERVE, PROTECT, AND RESTORE NORTH AMERICA'S TROUT AND SALMON FISHERIES AND THEIR WATERSHEDS FOR THE BENEFITS OF FUTURE GENERATIONS.

TO UNITE THE SPORTFISHING AND BOATING INDUSTRY WITH NON-ENDEMIC CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO INVEST IN FISHERIES AND HABITAT IN THE U.S. AND CANADA.

CONSERVING, PROTECTING AND RESTORING WYOMING'S COLDWATER FISHERIES AND THEIR WATERSHEDS.

TO PROMOTE THE PROPAGATION OF STEELHEAD TROUT AND COLD WATER FISH THROUGH A COMBINED PROGRAM OF HATCHERY DEVELOPMENT AND PROTECTION OF LAKE SUPERIOR FISH

FISH ENHANCEMENT

THE MISSION OF WILD SALMON CENTER IS TO PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE OF WILD SALMON ECOSYSTEMS ACROSS THE PACIFIC RIM. WE IDENTIFY SCIENCE-BASED SOLUTIONS TO SUSTAIN WILD SALMONIDS AND THE HUMAN COMMUNITIES AND LIVELIHOODS THAT DEPEND ON THEM.

TO PRESERVE AND RESTORE FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS.

ENHANCE AND REHABILITATE SALMON PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN SOUTHEASTALASKA TO THE OPTIMUM SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFIT OF SALMON USERS.

The Atlantic Salmon Federation is dedicated to the conservation, protection and restoration of wild Atlantic salmon and the ecosystems on which their well-being and survival depend.

TO SUSTAIN AND ENHANCE VALUABLE SALMON RESOURCES OF THE STATE OF ALASKA FOR THE ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL BENEFIT OF ALL CITIZENS, AND TO PROMOTE PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF ALASKA'S SALMON RESOURCES AND SALMON FISHERIES THROUGH RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND TOURISM.

To raise and release salmon fry to guarantee the return of salmon to Port Valdez to support commercial and sport fishing under the control of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game and the PWS Management team.

TO IMPROVE THE CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY OF FISHERY RESOURCES AND AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS BY ADVANCING FISHERIES AND AQUATIC SCIENCE AND PROMOTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF FISHERIES PROFESSIONALS.

TO CONSERVE, PROTECT AND RESTORE COLORADO'S COLDWATER FISHERIES AND THEIR WATERSHEDS.

TO CONSERVE WILD ATLANTIC SALMON AND ITS HABITAT, RESTORE A VIABLE SPORTS FISHERY AND PROTECT OTHER IMPORTANT RIVER, SCENIC, RECREATIONAL AND ECOLOGICAL RESOURCES IN EASTERN MAINE.

GUIDED BY THE BEST-AVAILABLE SCIENCE, NATIVE FISH SOCIETY ADVOCATES FOR THE PROTECTION AND RECOVERY OF WILD, NATIVE FISH AND PROMOTES THE STEWARDSHIP OF THE HABITATS THAT SUSTAIN US ALL.Native Fish Society envisions a Pacific Northwest abundant in wild fish, free-flowing rivers, and thriving local communities. We cultivate a groundswell of public support needed to revive wild fish populations across the region. We create this momentum by empowering people to take action on behalf of wild fish, our homewaters, and our communities.We accomplish this work through policy and advocacy efforts, coalition building, conservation campaigns, hosting trainings and gatherings, and community science monitoring efforts. Through our programs, Native Fish Society empowers passionate advocates and provides them with the tools, resources, and strategies necessary to run effective initiatives. Our place-based volunteer River Stewards heal their homewaters and protect over 4,000 stream miles. Their advoca

TO ENSURE THE FUTURE OF SALMON IN THE STILLAGUAMISH AND SNOHOMISH RIVER BASINS AND ISLAND COUNTY WATERSHEDS.

CCSE DOING BUSINESS AS CREEK LANDS CONSERVATION, WORKS IN CALIFORNIA'S CENTRAL COAST REGION TO RESTORE AND CONSERVE COASTAL WATERSHED ECOSYSTEMS, TO RESTORE AND CONSERVE COASTAL MARINE ECOSYSTEMS, AND TO DELIVER EQUITABLE CONSERVATION SCIENCE EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

FOCUSED ON THE AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM OF NEW YORK STATE. IN 2023 OVER 27,750 PEOPLE INCLUDING OVER 125 SCHOOL GROUPS VISITED THE HATCHERY.

TO IMPROVE FISHERIES RESOURCES IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. THE FOUNDATION'S GOAL IS TO PROVIDE SERVICES THAT BENEFIT FISH COMMUNITIES, POPULATIONS AND HABITATS SO THAT COMMERCIAL AND SPORT FISHERS WILL HAVE IMPROVED OPPORTUNITIES TO CATCH FISH.

Cossayuna Lake Improvement Association Inc. falls under the Fisheries Resources category: Organizations that provide for the conservation, protection and management of different species of fish by establishing coastal, lake, reservoir or other inland fisheries where different species of fish are hatched in protected environments and used to stock public waters that have been depleted.