Get our Web feed. Login (No account? Register!) Share your salmon story, and we will send you a Think Salmon cap. Salmon Stories
Because salmon are symbolic, life-giving, and beloved, there are many stories about salmon. Some have been written, and some have yet to emerge. This section is the place to read salmon stories, and to contribute your own. First Nations Stories
First Nations peoples were the first to think salmon, and their stories and wisdom continue to inspire us today. Honouring the life-giving return of salmon and praying that their cycle begin anew is very important to Northwest Pacific Coast First Nations cultures. First Timer on the Bella Coola River Posted by Aileen Penner on 10/25/06
Salmon Art
Salmon are all around us, even when we aren't near rivers. Keep your eyes peeled and you'll find salmon in our parks, on our buildings, and in statues. 2007 Salmon wall "The Long Journey Home" Posted by Megan Moser on 1/25/08
Hero Stories
Think Salmon would be remiss if we didn't highlight fantastic people who make the world a better place for salmon! Past and present salmon heroes come to us through word of mouth, and yours counts: nominate a salmon hero and we'll put him/her into the running for future profiles. Those who make it to full salmon-hero status are exceptional in their impacts on salmon; they're also profiled to be inspirational to you. Have you engaged in new and positive thinking or action that helps salmon in some way? If so, please write us here and we'll post your note! Zo Ann Morten Zo Ann Morten. Zo Ann Morten—from super-mom to Executive Director of the Pacific Streamkeepers Federation. Posted by Aileen Penner on 9/6/06
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