Some interesting stuff below. However SHOCK/HORROR the first item includes a river system in Maine that unveils a five year plan for salmon restoration that is based mainly on a HATCHERY of all things. As in all things USA they don't mess about and penny pinch. They at least to try and do it properly on a scale that could be effective.
Those of a nervous disposition perhaps had been not watch.!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Atlantic Salmon
Federation News
Fri., Feb. 26, 2016
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NOAA
Devoting Resources to Maine Salmon
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Howland
Dam Fundraising Goal Achieved
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The Howland Dam
Bypass is the last major step in a Penobscot River restoration effort that
is one of the greatest watershed restoration projects of the 21st century
in North America. The fundraising milestone caps a concerted effort by ASF
and many partners to safeguard the future of wild Atlantic salmon in the
Penobscot River.
http://asf.ca/howland-dam-fundraising-goal-reached.html
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Canadian
Angler Hall of Fame Welcomes Wilfred Carter
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Call
for Public Comment on Environmental Assessment of Large NL Aquaculture
Expansion
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A
massive expansion of 11 new aquaculture sites is planned for Placentia Bay on
Newfoundland's south coast, and raising concerns about its negative impacts
on threatened wild Atlantic salmon.. Until March 26, the public can comment
on the plan. To respond, send your comments to:
Director, Environmental Assessment Division, Department of Environment and
Conservation, West Block, Confederation Building, P.O. Box 8700, St.
John's, NL A1B 4J6
The 556-page plan can be downloaded from the site at:
http://www.env.gov.nl.ca/env/env_assessment/projects/Y2016/1834/index.html
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Scottish
Petition Raised to Protect wild Salmon from Sea Lice
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