Foundation president, Harvey Fineberg, and chairman emeritus and co-founder, Gordon Moore, discuss the Statement of Founders’ Intent with staff.
This grant will enable the Wild Salmon Center (WSC) to build upon their previous success in advancing wild salmon conservation through the creation of salmon refuges in Kamchatka, Russia. WSC will work to establish 5 new watershed-scale salmon refuges. These proposed protected areas will encompass over 5 million acres and safeguard rivers producing over 13 million fish annually.
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Wild Salmon Center
$2,400,000
24 months
Wild Salmon Stronghold Fund
Nov 2015
$2,000,000
36 months
Nov 2014
$1,000,000
Kamchatka Wild Salmon Conservation
$900,000
Wild Salmon Center Science
Aug 2014
$350,000
32 months
Sustainable Fisheries Initiative Project
Mar 2014
$1,585,336
Skeena Salmon Management Reform and Habitat Protection
Jan 2014
$2,317,293
Aug 2011
$2,341,318
25 months
State of the Salmon
Jul 2011
$187,293
14 months
Salmon Climate Conference
Nov 2010
$690,875
12 months
May 2010
$5,590,454
40 months
Mar 2008
$354,448
9 months
Kamchatka Biostation Research Program – 2007 Field Season
Jul 2007
$1,453,299
30 months
May 2007
$2,080,349
16 months
Kamchatka Salmon Refuge Creation and Consolidation
Nov 2006
$482,685
State of the Salmon (Renewal)
Nov 2005
$535,000
Building Institutional Capacity for Wild Salmon Conservation
Aug 2004
$6,000,000
Kamchatka Wild Salmon Biodiversity Program
Jan 2004
$1,425,000
Wild Salmon Biodiversity Program, Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia
Feb 2003
$1,475,000
Conservation of Salmonid Fish on Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula
Aug 2001
$75,000
Pacific Rim Survey and Symposium
Jul 2001
Creating positive outcomes for future generations.
