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	News Page:  << | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | >> Penobscot Project Makes it to a Magazine in India December 31st, 2008 The Penobscot Project is groundbreaking - and garners attention worldwide. On Scottish River - First Salmon Reach Spawning Bed in 200 Years December 29th, 2008 For the first time in two centuries, salmon in this Scottish river reached their spawning bed naturally. Saco River (Maine) shared in Maine Upswing in Returns December 25th, 2008 The Seacoast focuses attention on the improved 2008 returns to the Saco River in Maine. Salmon Survival at Sea Is Key - for Maine December 19th, 2008 Overview of 2008 returns and what it means for Maine - from BDN Mathematical Modelling Shows Harm from Farmed Fish December 18th, 2008 A new study reported in Science Daily uses math to show that mere presence of farmed fish needed to adversely affect wild populations. Cronin Receives NB Council's Top Award December 3rd, 2008 Peter Cronin received the Lieutenant Governor's Award for his tireless work on behalf of wild Atlantic salmon Fight to Save Inner Bay of Fundy Salmon December 1st, 2008 A Halifax Chronicle-Herald article about saving the endangered inner Bay of Fundy salmon   Nat Reed Recognized for Conservation Leadership by ASF November 27th, 2008 The UK Fish and Fly has a fine photo of Nat Reed along with its coverage on the prestigious Lee Wulff Conservation Award Restoring Connecticut Salmon Calls for Dedication November 27th, 2008 It is the time of year when eggs are spawned - and the effort continues to restore the Atlantic salmon runs of the Connnecticut River. Volcker, Obama, ASF and Salmon November 26th, 2008 Article interweaves Paul Volcker's importance to the economy - and passion for Atlantic salmon conservation Page:  << | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | >> 2012 Archive 2011 Archive 2010 Archive 2009 Archive 2007 Archive 2006 Archive 2004 Archive If you have any comments on Atlantic salmon issues and coverage, or would like further information, contact: Sue Scott, V.P. Communications 1-506-529-1027 E-mail: sscott@asf.ca Atlantic Salmon Journal Atlas of Salmon Rivers ASF's Annual Report Atlantic Salmon Aquarium ASF Mosaik® MasterCard®* Home | About Us | Newsroom | Angler's Cache | Live Release | Regions | Donations | Research | Education | Links | Contact ASF | Questionnaire | Advertising Information		Want to keep up to date on the Atlantic Salmon Federation's activities? Submit your e-mail address to sign up for the electronic newsletter! Agreement on Greenland’s Commercial Salmon Fishery Reached Good News For North America June 12th, 2012 West Greenland catch will be restricted to 20 tonne local consumption limit. Join the St. Croix River Alewife Migration June 8th, 2012 On Saturday, June 9, groups and individuals concerned about the future survival of native alewives (gaspereau) on the St. Croix River will symbolically escort this historically and ecologically important fish up the river.  > SHOW ALL PRESS RELEASES Newfoundland Fish Farm fish Hopes to Sell Infected Salmon July 10th, 2012 A salmon farm with iSA in southern Newfoundland wants to sell its condemned salmon for human use. PEI Fish Kill Larger than Thought July 10th, 2012 A PEI Fish Kill in Trout River a repeat of last year > SHOW ALL NEWS No Events items entered in database. > SHOW ALL EVENTS

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