Alaska Salmon and People – International Year of the Salmon

Alaska Salmon and People

Description

The relationships between salmon and people have been broken throughout much of the world but remain intact in Alaska, largely due to a long tradition of stewardship. However, the sustainability of the healthy relationship between salmon and people is threatened by issues such as changes in salmon size and abundance, inequitable access to salmon fisheries and other social shifts.

The State of Alaska’s Salmon and People (SASAP) project aims to make available and accessible the information needed to continue and strengthen Alaska’s legacy of science-based management of Alaska’s salmon.

On July 30, 2019, we announce the launching of the www.AlaskaSalmonandPeople.org website! This important new platform for promoting salmon literacy and public engagement features regional and thematic summaries of salmon knowledge gathered SASAP working groups. Quick links to NCEAS' massive Salmon Data Portal support access by non-technical users to the extensive sets of raw data that underpin SASAP's work.

Image credit: Bob Waldrop, Redtop Images

sasap-2864

Details

Human dimension

Organization

Alaska Salmon and People

Resources

Collaborating Organizations

Explore Similar projects

Salmon Alliance

Salmon is the basis of marine, freshwater and terrestrial ecosystems and the driver of local economies in the Russian Far East. Salmon stocks can exist

Annapolis River Watershed Fish Habitat Restoration and Enhancement

CARP undertakes a variety of complimentary projects that contribute to the conservation of native fish populations and the restoration of fish habitat. These projects typically

A Home Fit For A King

In this International Year of the Salmon I wanted to set up a project that would appeal to Anglers and Non Anglers alike.

The Atlantic

IYS Small Grants Application: NASCO supports updating of the salmon presentation “The return of the salmon”

Over the years, the presentation “The return of the salmon” has already been distributed to more than 10.000 schools in the northern part of Germany.

River Almond Fish Barrier Easements – Howden Bridge Weir, Livingston

Works to build a rock ramp in front of Howden Bridge Weir on River Almond in Livingston, West Lothian. Part of the RiverLife: Almond &

Salmon in the Schools Yukon

Salmon are a crucial part of our boreal ecosystem and are inextricably connected to our
lives. We need to continue deepening and rebuilding meaningful,

a habitat for your events & projects

This is your chance to join like-minded people across the Northern Hemisphere to make a difference.
Register your salmon events or projects with us.

International Events

International Projects