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On western Vancouver Island, the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation and Redd Fish Restoration have spent a decade reviving the Tranquil Creek watershed. Restoration success stories like this show us what’s possible. But we need to do more, and fast. Learn more at vist.ly/54wg2

With support from PSF, Rivers to Ridges educators are collaborating with Indigenous knowledge holders to co-develop new salmon-focused educational resources in the Yukon this summer. Learn more: vist.ly/5455u

Share the flag on June 1 and use the hashtag #WildSalmonDay. Learn more at WildSalmonDay.com! In partnership with Pacific Salmon Foundation, BC First Nations Fisheries Council @fnfish, Atlantic Salmon Federation @ASFSalmon, Atlantic Salmon Trust @AST_Salmon

Together, we can restore natural watershed functions that shape flows and shelter salmon. We can bring salmon back. It starts with healthy habitats. On Wild Salmon Day, June 1, we’re coming together to celebrate salmon habitat restoration efforts around the world – join us!

Join us. Raise the flag for salmon. In partnership with Pacific Salmon Foundation @PSF, BC First Nations Fisheries Council @fnfish, Atlantic Salmon Trust @astsalmon, Atlantic Salmon Fdederation @ASFSalmon #WildSalmon #GenerationRestoration #UNDecadeOnRestoration

Together, we can restore salmon rivers. It starts with healthy habitats. Learn more at WildSalmonDay.com and join us by sharing the flag on June 1 and using the hashtag #WildSalmonDay

When habitats thrive, salmon can thrive. All across the world, people are coming together to take action and restore critical habitats. On Wild Salmon Day, June 1, we’re joining the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration — a generational movement to revive damaged ecosystems.

A global partnership by Pacific Salmon Foundation, Atlantic Salmon Trust (@AST_Salmon), Atlantic Salmon Federation (@ASFSalmon), and First Nations Fisheries Council of BC (@FNFish)

As part of the United Nations global restoration movement, this Wild Salmon Day will celebrate salmon habitat restoration efforts. We invite you to share the great work happening in your community on June 1. Use the hashtag #WildSalmonDay so we can reshare!

On June 1, International Wild Salmon Day, people will come together to build momentum for salmon recovery. This year's theme is: Restore salmon rivers. It starts with healthy habitats. Learn more at WildSalmonDay.com #WildSalmonDay #GenerationRestoration

Save the date! Wild Salmon Day is June 1. In just one month, this international movement will celebrate wild salmon, raise awareness of the threats they face, and spotlight the work making a difference for these vital fish. @AST_Salmon @ASFSalmon @FNFish

PSF experts are working with partners across B.C. and the Yukon to track the status of salmon and their habitats, quantify their exposure to climate change and identify resilience pathways. Learn more about salmon resilience: vist.ly/42hu9

For a limited time only, PSF is offering a gift package perfect for every nature lover in your life. Order your beautiful puzzle and card for Mother's Day, and make an impact on salmon, too. Only 30 left in stock! vist.ly/426d9

Moms do so much to nurture and raise us. Let your gift this Mother’s Day do some good for juvenile salmon by helping restore the nursery habitats they depend on for food and shelter. Order your Mother's Day gift today: vist.ly/4ztav

This week is National Volunteer Week! From the entire PSF team, thank you to the hundreds of volunteer groups across B.C. and the Yukon who are hard at work to lead salmon conservation efforts in their communities. 📸: Mossom Creek Hatchery & Education Centre

PSF’s new Mother’s Day gift bundle includes a limited-edition puzzle with artwork by Vancouver illustrator Delaney Cox, a thoughtful card, and real impact for salmon. Order by May 1 to receive yours in time for Mother's Day: vist.ly/4yf3x

"When you see that real-time feedback, not only is it empowering the local communities but there's a direct linkage between human action and what happens with salmon populations." Dr. Katrina Connors, Senior Director of Salmon Programs @PSF (Credit: Holden Films)

PSF's Dr. Katrina Connors is featured in this clip from a giant screen film by @wildsalmoncntr. Together with partners, we've worked with First Nations across B.C. and Alaska to pilot AI-powered salmon monitoring systems. 🎥 Stay tuned for more (Credit: Holden Films)

The new 2026–2027 Salmon Conservation Stamp is here! This year's stamp features Smiley, an anatomical watercolour of a large spring Chinook painted by artist Farlyn Campbell. Learn more: vist.ly/4x58n

Join PSF’s Board. Influence salmon recovery. If you have experience in fundraising, Indigenous leadership, or governance and grant administration, we want to hear from you. Learn more and apply online today: vist.ly/4wpum