YOU CAN SAVE SALMON WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP OR DONATION
Support Salmon Conservation with Your Donation!
Salmon stocks are in decline, but you can make a difference. Donate to the Sunshine Coast Salmonid Enhancement Society and help us in our mission to save the salmon.
Our Impact
Public Involvement Programs:
- We ensure that a portion of returning adult salmon are spawned, incubated, reared, and finally released.
- This cycle supports the growth and return of salmon year after year, contributing to sustainable populations.
Our Legacy
- 37 Years of Commitment: 2024 marks our 37th year as the Sunshine Coast Salmonid Enhancement Society.
- Chapman Creek Hatchery:
- Celebrating 32 years of operation.
- Purchased from Scanmar Seafoods, a commercial fish farm company, in 1992.
- Originally built in the early 1980s as a commercial freshwater incubation and juvenile rearing facility for salmon farming.
Why Your Donation Matters
- Conservation: Your contribution directly supports the preservation and enhancement of salmon stocks.
- Community Engagement: Funds help maintain and expand our public involvement programs.
- Sustainable Future: Ensuring the survival of salmon benefits ecosystems, wildlife, and communities.
Donate today and be a part of a 37-year legacy in salmon conservation!
Saving the Salmon: A Collective Benefit
- Wildlife:
- Birds: Salmon are a vital food source for numerous bird species, especially during their migration and breeding seasons.
- Bears: Bears, particularly in regions like Alaska and British Columbia, rely heavily on salmon for sustenance, which is crucial for their survival and reproductive success.
- Human Communities:
- First Nations: Salmon hold cultural, spiritual, and subsistence importance for many First Nations communities. Ensuring healthy salmon populations supports their traditional harvest practices and food security.
- Sport Fishing: Recreational fishing industries thrive when salmon populations are abundant, attracting anglers and supporting local economies through tourism and related businesses.
Conclusion: Conserving salmon is not just about protecting a species; it’s about maintaining the intricate balance of ecosystems and supporting the diverse communities that depend on them. By saving the salmon, we ensure a healthy environment and sustainable benefits for all.
HELP US SAVE SALMON WITHONLINE THROUGH PAYPAL:
$20 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP
$35 FAMILY MEMBERSHIP
$100 CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP
DONATION – Any amount is welcome – a large part of our funding comes from people just like you.
