New Brunswick Salmon Council

We Believe....

We believe that the time has come for the implementation of an integrated approach to Atlantic salmon conservation goals.
We believe that the time has come for the implementation of an integrated approach to Atlantic salmon conservation goals in which the federal government and the provincial government work together cooperatively, rather than separately.
New Brunswick Salmon Council

We are the New Brunswick Salmon Council. Affiliated with the Atlantic Salmon Federation, with which we cooperate in our common pursuits. The NBSC promotes and supports conservation planning and management at the watershed level, as an ecological and geographic unit, as the basis for promoting the most effective use of, and accountability for, funds made available to its funded projects
New Brunswick Salmon Council

The NBSC, ASF, and our affiliates work together to protect wild Atlantic salmon and their precious freshwater and marine environments. The NBSC and our member organizations conduct scientific research and promote education and public awareness programs.

NBSC and CRI Fish Friends webcam Covid response

Livesstream of the fishfriends salmon eggs. click here to watch!

Catch & Release Angling on Egg Deposition of Atlantic Salmon on The Greater Miramichi River System

NB Salmon Council in Working Group negotiating allowable recreational fisheries harvest details for Atlantic salmon at various abundance levels on the Northwest/Little Southwest and Southwest Miramichi systems. This group, which also includes fellow salmon conservation organizations, First Nations representatives, provincial representatives and DFO personnel, is part of a DFO initiative to have salmon harvests comply with the so-called “Precautionary Approach” (PA). An attempt is being made to implement the PA on all Canada’s harvested fish stocks. The NBSC used the following first principles in guiding our negotiations in the Working Group.

Link to the document available here

Nature Trust

Can you help our Friends at the Nature Trust?

Undeveloped, protected land helps wild Atlantic salmon conservation.

Act Now to Protect Ross Island

Help protect 860 acres of ecologically significant land in the Bay of Fundy

The rocky shores of Ross Island act as a nursery for fish and crustaceans, and the island contains important habitat for many uncommon, rare, and at-risk species. Your gift today will help to ensure this important piece of New Brunswick's natural legacy is protected, forever.

As part of the Conserve Y(our) NB: Protect the Places You Love campaign, the Nature Trust of New Brunswick has raised over $1.2M towards Ross Island and needs your help to raise the remaining funds before March 31st. For more information or to make a gift, visit:

https://www.naturetrust.nb.ca/en/protect-ross-island

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