Think Salmon Projects Database

Sometimes salmon projects demand serious muscle! Photo: PSF

The projects in the Think Salmon database catalog the hundreds of initiatives undertaken in this region for the benefit of Pacific salmon.

They cover everything from riparian zone enhancements to helping Chinook salmon increase their survival rates, and from water quality and quantity measurement research to reintroducing species to water bodies they’ve disappeared from.

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2007	Mountain Pine Beetle and Threats to Salmon	Prince George	Golder Associates	Habitat Assessment	$25,638	$25,638
2006	Fortune Creek Surface Water Study	Fortune Creek, near Armstrong, BC	UBC Okanagan		$36,050	$55,050
Spring 2006	Smolt Migration of Interior Fraser Coho on the Coldwater River		Nicola Tribal Association.	Stock Assessment	$50,530	$72,505
2004	Quinsam River Gravel Placement	Campbell River	Tyee Club of British Columbia, Campbell River Gravel Committee	Habitat Rehabilitation	$12,846	$23,240
2006	Fish in the Ditch Atlas	Parksville	Parksville Streamkeeprs Society	Habitat Assessment	$4,000	$16,250

THINK SALMON is an initiative of the Fraser Salmon & Watersheds Program, which is jointly managed by Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF) and Fraser Basin Council (FBC), two non-profits dedicated to ensuring sustainable Pacific salmon stocks.