2015 ANNUAL REPORT
Atlantic Salmon Federation ASF (CANADA) BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ASF (CANADA) OFFICERS RÉNÉ AUCOIN DONALD HUTCHENS ALEXANDER (SANDY) ERIC A. STEVENSON J.W. (BUD) BIRD JAMES D. IRVING JR. O. MILLER BILL TAYLOR JEAN BOUDREAULT TED JOHNSON KAREL NEMEC ERIC THOMPSON HON. MICHAEL A. MEIGHEN, Q.C., CHAIRMAN STEPHEN BRONFMAN BRYAN JONES DEBBIE NORTON JOHN THOMPSON JOHN THOMPSON, VICE CHAIRMAN MARGARET BROWN CHARLES A. LANGLOIS G. ERNEST NUTTER CHRISTOPHER VERBISKI CHRISTOPHER H. MARK LANIGAN BRYAN OSMAR ROBERT WALSH CHARLES LANGLOIS, VICE CHAIRMAN BUCKLEY JR. JAMES LAWLEY BRIAN PORTER BILL TAYLOR, PRESIDENT HON. RÉMI BUJOLD PHIL LIND ANDREW PRINGLE HONORARY: GREG BURK TIM MACDONALD DUGALD RITCHIE WILLIAM MALLORY, SECRETARY & TREASURER ROBERT A. BRYAN RICHARD CARPENTER LOU MAROUN LUCIEN ROLLAND THOR E. EATON LUCIEN G. ROLLAND, CHAIRMAN EMERITUS JOHN CLEGHORN CURTIS MCCONE JEAN-FRANCOIS SAUVE ALAN R. GRAHAM LEONARD SCHLEMM DAVID M. LANK DR. WILFRED M. CARTER, JOHN LORN DAN GREENBURG MCDOUGALL, Q.C. GEOFFREY SCOTT STEPHEN T. MOLSON PRESIDENT EMERITUS (1926 – 2009) GAVIN HIGGS MICHAEL A. MEIGHEN, GRAHAM W.S. SCOTT, KATHARINE D. MOTT JOHN E. HOUGHTON Q.C. Q.C. DAVID F. SOBEY
ASF (U.S.) BOARD OF DIRECTORS
MARY BARLEY PAUL DIXON DREW MCNALLY PAUL VOLCKER CHRISTOPHER (KIT) HARDY ESHBAUGH MICHAEL A. MEIGHEN, RICHARD J. WARREN ASF (U.S.) OFFICERS T. BARROW MARSHALL FIELD SR. Q.C. THOMAS J. WATSON III ANSON M. BEARD JR. MOLLIE FITZGERALD STEPHEN O’BRIEN JR. REED WEBSTER CHRISTOPHER H. BUCKLEY JR., CHAIRMAN ROBERT BONCZEK PAUL FITZGERALD WARING PARTRIDGE STEPHEN WEST C. AUSTIN BUCK JOSEPH R. PERELLA ROBERT N. WILSON ROYALL VICTOR III, VICE CHAIRMAN LLOYD GERRY CHRISTOPHER H. WILLIAM POUNDS JONATHAN WINTHROP & SECRETARY DAVID GOODMAN BUCKLEYJR. HAROLD GORMAN CHARLES REED FRANCES WOLFSON CHRISTOPHER T. BARROW, VICE CHAIRMAN WILLIAM C. BULLOCK JR. JASON GRISWOLD ERIC ROBERTS BILL TAYLOR, PRESIDENT DONALD CALDER HONORARY: JENNIFER GROSSMAN JESSE SAUNDERS DONALD C. CHRIST E.U. CURTIS (BUFF) PETER HOWELL, TREASURER STEPHEN HIBBARD FRANKLIN SCHURZ TRACEY CLARKE BOHLEN WILLIAM MALLORY, ASSISTANT SECRETARY PETER HOWELL DOROTHY SHIPLEY TRISTRAM C. COLKET JR. ROBERT A. BRYAN & ASSISTANT TREASURER IVAN BOZIDAR (BO) WILLIAM C. SMART HADLEY C. FORD CHARLES CONN IVANOVIC W.B. DIXON STROUD JR. RICHARD J. WARREN, CHAIRMAN EMERITUS LIVINGSTON PARSONS JR. JANE SIMONI COOKE ALAN KANE BILL TAYLOR NATHANIEL REED JOHN CORNELL AARON KENNON REMY TRAFELET CLINTON (BILL) EDGAR M. CULLMAN JR. WILLIAM R. KNOBLOCH ROYALL VICTOR III TOWNSEND JOHN DILLON TURNEY MCKNIGHT ORRI VIGFUSSON JOAN WULFF IFC Boards and Officers 2 From the President and Chairmen 4 IN THE SPOTLIGHT – Heightened Awareness Created Momentum to Save Wild Atlantic Salmon 6 A Blueprint for Restoration 7 Promoting Environmentally Sustainable Salmon Aquaculture 8 Shedding Light on the Causes of Low Marine Survival of Salmon TABLE OF CONTENTS 10 Promoting Sustainable Freshwater Fisheries 11 Removing Barriers to Fish Passage 12 Restoring Watershed Habitat 13 Protecting Migrating Wild Atlantic Salmon from Unsustainable Fisheries at Sea 15 Financials 16 Donors 17 Awards 24 ASF Affiliates IBC ASF Staff
COVER Eric de la Cova photographed a shimmering Atlantic salmon being released by Markus Schulte on the Bonaventure River in the Gaspé. The image garnered First Place in ASF’s 2015 Live Release Contest. 2015 ANNUAL REPORT
Eric Bolduc FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMEN
Salmon conservation gained excellent traction in 2015 in the form of a Special Report on Wild Atlantic Salmon that was commissioned by the federal government to reverse the decline in the salmon populations of eastern Canada. In the US, we moved very close to completing the Penobscot River Restoration Project that has been recognized internationally for its ability to restore fisheries, expand opportunities for outdoor recreation and support energy production in a large ecosystem.
Conservation is not a short-term game and no one knows this better than the Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF), an organization that has spanned 67 years in its fight for the survival of wild Atlantic salmon. ASF has helped form strategic partnerships with riverside communities, other conservation and environmental organizations, and government. These partnerships, coupled with education and public awareness, are fundamental to programs such as restoring the Penobscot River and creating a blueprint for restoration that will help hundreds of salmon rivers in eastern Canada.
Our annual report celebrates many conservation activities that occurred in 2015. ASF worked strategically with NASCO governments and NGOs to help cap the catch at Greenland at 45 tonnes and impose stronger monitoring and control measures on the Greenland fishery. This harvest is still too large in light of the state of the resource, but it’s a big improvement over the estimated 96 tonne harvest in 2014. ASF’s work with the Canadian government to decrease harvests in its own salmon fisheries helped set an example for Greenland. In partnership with The Conservation Fund’s Freshwater Institute, we worked to further reduce the environmental footprint of closed- containment systems through the use of fish-free meal in grow-out trials. Our workshops, presentations to government and creation of public awareness are increasing understanding of and demand for the land-based solution. Our research program that tracks juvenile and adult salmon in the ocean is finding out what is causing significant mortality in the estuaries and the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and is mapping the migration route of adult salmon all the way to Greenland.
Two new Chairmen of the Boards of Directors of both Canada and the United States recently took up the salmon conservation torch. John Dillon of Greenwich, CT became Chairman of ASF (US) in November, and Alan Graham of Rexton, NB became Chairman of ASF (Canada) in early 2016. The transition has been smooth, thanks to the eminent qualifications, knowledge and experience of the new chairmen, ASF directors and staff, whose long-term planning and action on conservation initiatives are achieving results.
The groundwork was set in 2015 for great achievement in 2016 and beyond. ASF is well positioned to be a leader in this exciting progress towards restoring wild Atlantic salmon and their ecosystems in the northeastern United States and eastern Canada.
Change of Chairmanship for ASF (U.S.) Since 2012, Christopher Buckley has steered ASF (U.S.) successfully, with milestones including the completion of the Penobscot River Restoration Project and an expansion of ASF’s significant work in research on mortality at sea. He helped steer ASF’s position on the Greenland fishery and dam removal. Now John Dillon, on the board of ASF since 2010, and with a passionate interest in ASF’s research, is taking on the chairmanship of ASF (U.S.). A former Chairman and CEO of International Paper, he is also a dedicated angler who understands the importance of reducing harvests and restoring salmon runs.
John Dillon, Incoming Chairman, ASF (US)/ Président, FSA (EU) MESSAGE DU PRÉSIDENT ET DES PRÉSIDENTS DES CONSEILS
La conservation du saumon a fait des adeptes en 2015 grâce à la publication du Rapport spécial sur le saumon sauvage de l’Atlantique dans l’Est du Canada qui a été commandé par le gouvernement fédéral pour contrer le déclin des populations de saumons dans l’est du Canada. Aux États-Unis, nous avons presque terminé le Projet de restauration de la rivière Penobscot qui été reconnu à l’échelle internationale pour sa capacité à rétablir les pêches, à améliorer les possibilités récréatives de plein air et à soutenir la production d’énergie dans un vaste écosystème. La conservation n’est pas un exercice à court terme, et personne ne le sait mieux que la Fédération du saumon atlantique (FSA), organisme qui, depuis 67 ans, lutte pour assurer la survie du saumon atlantique sauvage. La FSA a contribué à la formation de partenariats stratégiques avec des communautés riveraines, d’autres organismes de conservation et organisations environnementales et le gouvernement. Ces partenariats, conjugués à des activités d’éducation et de sensibilisation du public, sont indispensables aux programmes comme le Projet de restauration de la rivière Penobscot et à l’élaboration d’un schéma directeur pour la restauration de centaines de rivières à saumon dans l’est du Canada. Notre rapport annuel célèbre les nombreuses activités de conservation qui ont été entreprises en 2015. La FSA a travaillé avec en étroite collaboration avec les gouvernements des nations membres de l’OCSAN et les ONG afin que le Groënland plafonne ses récoltes annuelles de saumon à 45 tonnes et que des mesures de surveillance et de contrôle plus rigoureuses soient imposées à la pêche qui y est exercée. La récolte est encore trop importante compte tenu de l’état de la ressource, mais cela représente une nette amélioration par rapport à la capture estimée de 90 tonnes en 2014. Le travail que la FSA a effectué avec le gouvernement canadien pour réduire les prises de saumons dans le cadre de nos propres pêches montre l’exemple au Groënland. La FSA a travaillé de concert avec le Conservation Fund Freshwater Institute afin de réduire davantage l’empreinte écologique des systèmes d’élevage en circuit fermé grâce à l’utilisation de nourriture pour saumon ne contenant pas de poisson dans des essais de grossissement. Nos ateliers, nos présentations au gouvernement et nos activités de sensibilisation du public approfondissent notre compréhension du système d’aquaculture en circuit fermé et de la demande à cet égard. Notre programme de recherche qui piste les saumoneaux et saumons adultes dans l’océan est en train de révéler les causes de leur importante mortalité dans les estuaires et le golfe du Saint-Laurent ainsi que de reconstituer la voie de migration des saumons adultes jusqu’au Groënland. Deux nouveaux présidents des conseils américain et canadien de la FSA ont récemment pris le flambeau de la conservation du saumon. John Dillon de Greenwich, CT, est devenu président du conseil américain de la FSA, et Alan Graham de Rexton, N.-B., est devenu président du conseil canadien au début de 2016. La transition s’est faite sans heurts grâce aux qualifications, aux connaissances et à l’expérience hors pair de ces nouveaux présidents, des administrateurs et du personnel de la FSA, dont les projets à long terme et les actions prises dans le cadre d’activités de conservation donnent des résultats probants. Des travaux ont été amorcés en 2015 qui se traduiront par des réalisations remarquables en 2016 et au-delà. La FSA est bien placée pour jouer un rôle de chef de file dans le rétablissement du saumon atlantique sauvage et des écosystèmes dont il dépend dans le nord-est des États-Unis et dans l’est du Canada.
Bill Taylor, President, ASF/Président, FSA Michael Meighen, Chairman, ASF/Président, FSA (Canada) Christopher H. Buckley Jr, Chairman, ASF (US)/ Président, FSA (EU) The need to protect Atlantic salmon IN THE SPOTLIGHT runs led to increased awareness of the importance of live release by anglers as an important conservation measure. HEIGHTENED AWARENESS CREATED MOMENTUM TO Pat Young SAVE WILD ATLANTIC SALMON
4 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION In 2015, the declining health of wild Atlantic salmon populations took centre stage in Canada as government, conservation organizations, fishing associations and First Nations grappled with conservation and management issues. These deliberations culminated in 61 recommendations by a Ministerial Advisory Committee for action by the federal government. In the United States, plans were made to ramp up efforts to restore endangered wild Atlantic salmon through a new “Species in the Spotlight” initiative to be launched by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in 2016. The campaign’s five-year plan identifies dams, low marine survival and the Greenland fishery as the major obstacles to recovery. While there have been fluctuations in the numbers of wild Atlantic salmon that return annually from their migrations to Canadian rivers, salmon stocks have been in a downward trend for decades. In 2014, returns to many river systems were the lowest on record; of the 60 rivers assessed in Canada, only 30% of them met the minimum conservation limits needed to sustain their runs. The science reports for 2015 are expected to show improvements on some Canadian rivers, but many salmon populations will still not meet their minimum conservation limits. In the United States, the Penobscot River tripled its meager run of 2014, but has historically fallen far short of meeting sustainability. ASF seized on the momentum of increased government, media and public awareness to highlight the challenges to wild Atlantic salmon survival and move government to implement meaningful conservation and management initiatives. We worked locally in concert with our affiliated organizations on river restoration projects, at the provincial and state levels with our regional councils and other conservation organizations, nationally in Ottawa and Washington, Sue Scott/ASF and internationally with our NGO partner, the North Atlantic Salmon Fund (NASF) of Iceland, and as an accredited member of the international treaty organization, the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization (NASCO). At NASCO, as a member of the US and Canadian delegations and co-chair of the non-governmental organizations (NGOs), ASF led a coordinated effort by 35 European and North American NGOs to push member states to implement effective salmon conservation policies throughout the North Atlantic.
ASF was an important voice at the 2015
NASCO meetings in calling for reduced and “At NASCO…ASF led a better monitored harvest by Greenland. coordinated effort by 35 European and North American NGOs to push member states to implement effective salmon conservation policies throughout the North Atlantic.” SPECIAL REPORT ON WILD ATLANTIC SALMON IN EASTERN CANADA Paul Smith Paul A BLUEPRINT FOR RESTORATION Atlantic salmon issues caught the attention of the Canadian government, public and media alike in 2015 with intensive consultative meetings and recommendations being developed by the Ministerial Advisory Committee (MAC) to the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO). The DFO Minister at the time, the Honourable Gail Shea, created the MAC in 2015 in response to the crisis of plummeting salmon numbers during the 2014 season. She charged the MAC with consulting throughout eastern Canada and recommending action to reverse the decline. The Committee was composed of experts from each eastern Canadian province and First Nations. The Minister appointed ASF President Bill Taylor as Vice-chair. The MAC was instructed to seek input from science and management experts and stakeholders. Mandate areas included conservation, enforcement, “ASF seized on the predation, science and strategies to address international fisheries that target wild Atlantic salmon of Canadian origin. Consultation sessions took place in Halifax, Moncton, St. John’s (with a video link to Happy Valley-Goose Bay in Labrador), momentum of increased and Quebec City. ASF provided presentations at each of the consultation meetings and also gave in-camera scientific presentations to the Committee. The MAC completed its work and presented its Special Report on Wild Atlantic Salmon government, media and in Eastern Canada to the Minister on July 27. A few days later, Canada’s Prime Minister called a federal election. public awareness to To gauge their knowledge and positions on conserving and restoring Canada’s wild Atlantic salmon and their habitat, ASF asked federal party leaders to respond to a pre-election survey on the Special Report. In response to our survey, the Liberal highlight the challenges Party, which was elected in October, indicated a high awareness of the MAC report and assured ASF that the 61 recommendations would be given full and thorough consideration. The Liberals also put a high priority on increasing to wild Atlantic salmon investment in Atlantic salmon restoration, management and conservation and the creation of a Wild Atlantic Salmon Research and Innovation Fund. survival…” After the election, ASF pushed for action by the new DFO Minister, the Honourable Hunter Tootoo, and senior officials, who assured us that DFO was analyzing each of the 61 recommendations with a view to implementation, beginning in 2016.
6 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION Opposite page: ASF’s Sue Scott speaks on behalf of wild Atlantic salmon.
At left: Advisory Committee members at meeting in St. John’s, including Vice Chair Bill Taylor.
Below: Land-based closed containment systems, a technology supported by ASF, ends the potential for disastrous interactions between wild and farmed salmon.
Paul Smith
THE ISSUES ASF worked with our many partners to make progress on the following priority issues in 2015. Promoting Environmentally Sustainable Salmon Aquaculture ASF has engaged key stakeholders and regulators of aquaculture in the provinces of Newfoundland, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia to implement the highest standards possible in ocean cage culture, while promoting transition to closed containment. Our advocacy is based on our globally-recognized monitoring program on the Magaguadavic River in New Brunswick, the North American index river for interactions between wild and farmed salmon, and on our partnered research with The Conservation Fund’s Freshwater Institute. This research is proving the environmental sustainability and viability of growing salmon in land-based, closed containment facilities. In Canada, there are no consistent regulations, standards, or management regimes for salmon aquaculture among provinces. Each province in eastern Canada has its own system of oversight and DFO oversees the industry in British ASF Research Columbia. To further support ASF’s work with government and industry towards a consistent management system that effectively controls impacts on wild salmon and their environment, ASF engaged Gardner Pinfold Consultants to provide a clear understanding of salmon aquaculture regulation and best practices in Canada in comparison to Maine and Norway, with particular attention to protective measures for wild Atlantic salmon populations. This comparison will include the new regulatory regime in Nova Scotia, which was announced by the Province of Nova Scotia in the fall of 2015 and will be completed in 2016.
ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 7 In September, Sustainable Blue, a Nova Scotia company, began filling orders for its farmed Atlantic salmon raised in closed containment facilities on land that uses 100% recirculated saltwater. The salmon are fed organic feed and are free from antibiotics and chemicals. Canaqua of Nova Scotia and Kuterra of British Columbia are two other land-based facilities that are successfully marketing farmed Atlantic salmon. Consumer demand and response have been positive. At left, below, and below right: ASF
ASF has supported research on this type of leading edge technology for five years in partnership with The researchers tracking Atlantic salmon smolts Conservation Fund’s Freshwater Institute (TCCFI). We co-sponsored, with TCCFI, Tides Canada, and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, the Aquaculture Innovation Workshop 2015, an international summit on fish and kelts at sea, plus associated studies of farming in land-based containment systems that took place in Shepherdstown, West Virginia in mid-October. predators, is increasing our understanding of These workshops share progress, knowledge and information regarding the growing of Atlantic salmon in closed- containment systems. where mortality is occurring, and providing
The next piece of the puzzle in achieving an environmentally-sustainable method of growing farmed salmon is new insights for better management leading developing a diet that is not dependent on wild fish to produce farmed salmon. ASF is supporting research by TCCFI to formulate a fishmeal free diet that meets the zero fish in/fish out ratio as defined by the Monterey Bay to restoration of wild salmon runs. Aquarium’s Seafood Watch program.
Shedding Light on the Causes of Low Marine Survival of Salmon
ASF continued to carry out research that tracks salmon using sonic telemetry to provide information on salmon migration and mortality. During the spring of 2015, researchers surgically tagged and tracked 279 smolt from three Canadian rivers (the Cascapedia, Restigouche and the Miramichi) that empty into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. They then retrieved and downloaded the 2015 tracking data from receivers placed along the seaward migratory routes of salmon from these rivers. This season’s data will augment long-term results from our tracking program that spans twelve years. Our tracking program is providing valuable information on salmon from their rivers of origin, through the Gulf of St. Lawrence, along Northern Labrador all the way to Greenland. We have discovered that the mortality of smolt in estuaries is particularly high in some regions. This led to research on the impact of striped bass predation on smolt in the Miramichi region in cooperation with the Miramichi Salmon Association (MSA) and DFO and the impact of cormorant predation in the Chaleur Bay region. That ASF Research novel research was conducted in cooperation with DFO, the Restigouche River Watershed Management Committee, the Gespe’gewaq Mi’gmaq Resource Council and the Institut national de la recherche scientifique. Our four years of data from pop-up satellite tags attached to Miramichi River kelt in partnership with MSA is beginning to identify critical habitat, and time and location of mortality events. ASF’s research is providing important information to a developing international telemetry research program and to government to guide management measures.
8 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION “ASF has engaged key stakeholders and regulators…to implement the highest standards possible in ocean cage culture, while promoting transition to closed containment.”
ASF Research Tommy Larocque Tommy “Our four years of data from Promoting Sustainable Freshwater Fisheries pop-up satellite tags attached ASF has long promoted to DFO and Quebec the need to base the management of harvests of wild Atlantic salmon in both the recreational and First Nations fisheries on the precautionary approach and on the to Miramichi River kelt in documented health of the specific salmon populations being fished. partnership with MSA is ASF welcomed the announcement in September by Quebec’s Ministry of Forests, Wildlife and Parks, indicating that the government will implement mandatory catch and release of large Atlantic salmon in the beginning to identify critical recreational fishery for the majority of rivers in Quebec in 2016. The mandatory catch and release of large salmon will be reviewed mid-season, and based on counts at that time, a decision will be made as to habitat, and time and location whether large salmon caught in the second half of the season may be retained. This is indeed a welcome step and is consistent with recommendations by the Ministerial Advisory Committee (MAC). In the of mortality events.” Maritime provinces, DFO restricted the salmon recreational fishery to live release and barbless hooks in 2015, as one immediate step to deal with declining runs. This measure was given wide support during consultations. The MAC also recommended that DFO should explore how to get efficiencies from enforcement dollars through collaboration with provincial agencies, using aboriginal guardian programs and other partnerships. The need for more funding for enforcement was a recurrent theme in presentations to the MAC. The Committee identified a number of priority areas for additional investment, including enforcement, habitat improvement and restoration and stock assessment and monitoring.
Jamie Webb Gianni Marostica
10 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION Dawson Hovey Removing Barriers to Fish Passage Maine We entered the final phase of a $64 million restoration program led by the Penobscot River Restoration Trust that oversaw the removal of the Great Works Dam in 2012 and the Veazie Dam in 2013. At the end of September, another exciting moment in the project happened, when water flowed through the Howland Fish Bypass Channel for the first time. Although there is still work to be done, the bypass is well on the way to being fully operational for migrations in the spring of 2016. We will then see how increasing numbers of sea- run fish upstream of the Milford Dam respond to this vastly improved passage around the Howland Dam to access important habitat in the Piscataquis watershed. This will complete one of the largest and most successful river restoration projects of this century and will certainly be cause for a final project celebration in June of 2016. NOAA Dam restoration projects and important initiatives, such as the Maine Headwaters Project, allow us to reconnect key tributaries to the large rivers and Gulf of Maine, opening up valuable spawning habitat for salmon and other fish. Work in the summer of 2015 included replacement of two impassable forest road culverts with bridges, including a bridge over a key tributary of the Piscataquis River upriver from the Howland Fish Bypass Channel. The Kennebec River lawsuit against the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) and their Interim Species Protection Plan that they issued for the hydro operators on the river was filed in U.S. federal court in July by the local Kennebec Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited and ASF’s Maine Council. Our attorneys filed a motion for ASF to intervene in the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) process related to the proposed inclusion of the Interim Species Protection Plan for Atlantic salmon into the licenses of three of Brookfield’s dams on the Kennebec. Other Kennebec Coalition members have done the same.
New Brunswick NB Power began its consultation on the future of the Mactaquac Dam on the Saint John River. In early Steve Sutton October, ASF and the New Brunswick Salmon Council (NBSC) hosted a session with NB Power to learn about the options being considered regarding the future of the dam that included the numerous scientific studies being conducted by the Canadian Rivers Institute (CRI) as part Top: The completion of the newly created Howland of the evaluation process. NB Power produced two reports, Dam marks completion of the multi-year Penobscot social and environmental, on the impacts of the dam. River Restoration Project. “ASF has long promoted Concrete expansion is causing structural problems and the end of life of this dam is forecast for 2030. The options are Above: ASF was a major voice in the need for fish to DFO and Quebec to remove the dam (restoring free flow for over 100 km of passage when a DFO construction project trapped the main stem), rebuild it as a power generator or 450 salmon on Newfoundland’s Rocky River. the need to base decommission power generation but leave the dam and head pond intact. The preferred option for ASF and NBSC At Left: Live release has become an important skill management on the with respect to recovery of wild Atlantic salmon is removal for anglers, and a way to assist restoration of runs. and we worked together to prepare a submission in precautionary approach” support of this option. Restoring Watershed Habitat
ASF compiled a comprehensive North American Atlantic Salmon Restoration Program to prioritize and undertake freshwater restoration projects that have a high likelihood of success. This restoration program is based on the outcomes of the workshop on What Works in Atlantic Salmon Recovery that was hosted by ASF in 2013 and had more than 100 North American and European Atlantic salmon scientists and managers in attendance. The workshop highlighted both the successes and failures of current recovery strategies. Its findings were synthesized into a report that is being used to guide recovery on salmon rivers throughout eastern Canada and the northeastern U.S. One of the outcomes of this process, and an example of collaborative action, is an innovative and cohesive program that has been developed for the Miramichi and Restigouche watersheds called CAST (Collaboration for Atlantic Salmon Tomorrow). This partnership of industry leaders, conservation organizations and scientists, including ASF, developed a comprehensive salmon conservation and restoration strategy. An excellent team of respected scientists has cooperated to build a strong, results-oriented program. The project is among the largest and most comprehensive wild Atlantic salmon recovery initiatives ever undertaken. It has the potential to be a model for restoration of salmon
ASF Research in other watersheds. Funding is being sought and dialogue is ongoing with government and aboriginal groups to involve them, which will help drive this project’s success. “Our tracking program The parr stocking project on the East Machias River in Maine completed its fourth year of operation. Parr, rather than the traditional fry, grown in a small riverside hatchery and is providing valuable conditioned to become stronger are stocked in the fall, after feeding has ceased and predators have become more dormant. This method of stocking is based on the information on salmon successful salmon-rearing technique utilized by the late Peter Gray in the United Kingdom on the River Tyne. The streamside hatchery is owned and operated by the Downeast from their rivers of Salmon Federation (DSF) and primarily funded by the North Atlantic Salmon Fund (NASF). ASF continued to assist the program and work with DSF and Project Share to open up origin…all the way cold water tributaries of the East Machias. to Greenland.” Raymond Plourde
With ASF’s two decades of experience in tracking wild salmon, researchers are now appreciating the variation in conditions experienced among rivers and on migration paths at sea. Protecting Migrating Wild Atlantic Salmon from Unsustainable Fisheries at Sea
Greenland There is a significant fishery at Greenland that targets North American salmon that migrate there. Atlantic salmon from endangered and threatened populations and many other vulnerable populations migrate to feeding grounds off Greenland before returning to native rivers to spawn. In 2014, the Greenland harvest was estimated to be 96 tonnes, including a reported 58 tonnes (about 18,200 salmon) and an estimated 38 tonnes of unreported harvest that occurred because of inadequate monitoring and control measures within Greenland. The majority (72% in 2014) of these fish are from North American rivers. In 2015, the Greenland Home Rule Government unilaterally set a 45 t quota (about 14,000 salmon) on its salmon fishery at the North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organization (NASCO) meetings held in June in Goose Bay, Labrador. This quota ignored the scientific advice of the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea that indicated no harvest of mixed-stock fisheries was acceptable and was more than the other countries of the West Greenland Commission and the NGOs could accept. However, ASF was encouraged that, for the first time since 2011, the Greenland Home Rule Government agreed on a cap that restricted both the subsistence and factory sale components of its salmon fishery. Greenland also agreed to increased monitoring and control measures that had been developed in cooperation with NASCO. The Government of Greenland postponed the opening of its factory salmon fishery until October 9 to ensure equal access to salmon for both professional fishermen and private fishermen, who are fishing to provide food for their families. The season ended on October 31. In order to ensure complete control of the fishery in the last part of the season, the government decided that the four participating factories should report every day. If Greenland reports a harvest that went over the 45 tonne “Greenland also agreed limit in 2015, then the 2016 quota will be reduced accordingly. ASF continued to work with the NASF towards a renewal of the private to increased monitoring sector agreement that was in place from 2002 to 2011. The agreement compensated fishermen for restricting their fishery to a small and control measures subsistence harvest and moving to alternative occupations to replace salmon fishing. ASF and NASF also worked with the Greenland Home that had been developed Rule Government, Canada and the U.S. to encourage bilateral discussions towards a reduced and better controlled Greenland salmon fishery. in cooperation with The Ministerial Advisory Committee recommended that Canada continue to work with NASCO, Greenland, Denmark and other NASCO.” partners to reduce the harvest and effectively manage the salmon fishery located off western Greenland. Mark Dort Labrador The Ministerial Advisory Committee (MAC) recommended that Canada work with First Nations to make their salmon fisheries more sustainable. ASF initiated discussion with First “There is reason for Nations in Labrador on a pilot fishery using trap nets. The MAC recommended the renewed optimism elimination of the three salmon by-catch in the Labrador resident trout net fishery by for a strong push modifying the opening and closing dates and other conditions on these licences to minimize on behalf of wild the impacts on the salmon runs. The MAC further recommended that, if salmon Atlantic Salmon.” mortalities in this fishery continue to be a problem, a total ban of this trout net fishery should be imposed.
St-Pierre et Miquelon This fishery intercepts migrating Canadian salmon from the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Quebec, Newfoundland and Scotia-Fundy populations, according to genetic studies. The Ministerial Advisory Committee recommended that Canada continue to work with NASCO, France and other partners to reduce and eventually eliminate the salmon net fishery conducted off St-Pierre et Miquelon. The report indicated that the first target should be the elimination of the commercial fishery.
Conclusion ASF’s efforts on behalf of wild Atlantic salmon conservation are gaining momentum in both Canada and the United States, Stephanie Elson where both governments have embarked on new initiatives that are essential to salmon survival. There is reason for renewed optimism for a strong push on behalf of wild Atlantic salmon. ASF will continue to be at the forefront of addressing the issues that Wild Atlantic salmon remain a charismatic species important in both the economy and impact Atlantic salmon, carrying out restoration campaigns and working with governments to implement strong control and culture of large regions of Canada and the United States. ASF is an effective voice for management of the impacts on the species throughout its range. the species, as well as for the rivers in which salmon spawn.
14 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION REVENUES 2014/15 2013/14 FINANCIALS Membership 164,000 157,300 Annual giving 1,717,500 1,853,000 Dinners and raffles 2,553,200 2,143,400 Earned income and other support 761,700 766,600 Realized gain on sales of investments 2,185,700 62,100 Changes in unrealized gain on investments (4,349,000) 957,500 3,033,100 5,939,900 Released restricted contributions 1,428,400 946,600 Total revenue 4,461,500 6,886,500 ASF (CANADA) & ASF (U.S.), INC. EXPENSES COMBINED STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Conservation October 1, 2014 to September 30, 2015 Advocacy 465,300 451,300 General 459,600 433,500 – with comparative figures for 2013/14 Regional programs - Canada 752,600 720,200 US programs 227,800 196,900 Canadian Currency* Expenses funded by restricted contributions 1,392,200 884,100 3,297,500 2,686,000 Education Individual ASF (Canada) and ASF (US) financial statements Outreach programs 188,600 204,300 are audited by KPMG LLP, Chartered Accountants and Public information 261,900 229,900 Publications 314,500 359,900 are available upon request. Expenses funded by restricted contributions 1,700 2,800 766,700 796,900 Research Research & environment programs 645,000 582,700 Expenses funded by restricted contributions 34,500 59,700 679,500 642,400
Administration 380,400 478,300 Development & fundraising 625,600 640,300 Dinners and raffles 742,900 774,800 Facilities 48,700 76,700 1,797,600 1,970,100 * US dollar amounts have been converted to Canadian at the
applicable rates Total expenses 6,541,300 6,095,400
Endowment contributions are not included as a revenue source Excess/(deficiency) of revenues over expenses (2,079,800) 791,100
ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 15 DONORS Philanthropy is critically important to our conservation efforts and we appreciate all who supported us in such a generous fashion over the past fiscal year. Wild Atlantic salmon depend on our faithful supporters and dedicated volunteers.
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Schurz Jr. Mr. Jack Goodwin Mr. J. Hardwick Caldwell John and Pattie Cleghorn Mrs. Joan Bolling Geoffrey L. Scott and Lesley D. Stowe Mr. Nicolas Graas Mr. L. Hardwick Caldwell III Mr. and Mrs. Tristram C. Colket Jr. The John and Judy Bragg Family Mr. and Mrs. Keith S. Sherin Mr. Robert E. Grady* SPONSOR ($1000 - $4999.99) Mr. L. David Callaway Crabtree Foundation Foundation Mr. Robert K. Steel Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Grauer Mr. Byron C. Campbell Mr. Edgar M. Cullman Jr. Mr. Stephen Bronfman Mr. Eric A. Stevenson Mr. Tim R. Hall Dr. Abbas F. Adam Mr. Hazard K. Campbell Joseph & Joan Cullman Conservation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Buckley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton B. Townsend Mr. Nathaniel P. Hamilton Apple Lane Foundation Mr. Marty Cannon Foundation Inc. Mr. Charles R. Conn III Mr. Jean Turmel The Haynes-Connell Foundation Mr. Per Aleksander Arneberg Mr. and Mrs. Hugo M. Cassirer The Charles Engelhard Foundation Mr. John Dillon Ms. Mary P. Uihlein Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Hibbard Mr. Ted Arscott Mr. J. Charles Caty Mr. Marshall Field V Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dixon Mr. Donald Valentine The Horne Family Charitable Mr. Edgar Arundell Mr. Peter Chapman Mr. James S. Fowler Mr. Charles P. Durkin Jr. Mr. George Weiss Foundation Mr. Paul Balser Mr. Tim Choate Mr. Edward B. Goodnow Echo Foundation Henry E. & Consuelo S. Wenger Mr. James R. Houghton Mr. John F. Bankes Mr. Donald C. Christ Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Gray Essex County Community Foundation Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Howell Douglas and Dee Dee Barclay Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Clough Mr. Daniel Greenberg The Everglades Foundation Inc. Mr. Stephen K. West Mr. Steven Karol Ms. Inger Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Clymer III A. J. & Jason Griswold Ms. Mollie Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Winthrop Mr. Robert A. Kinsley Mr. and Mrs. Kent Bartley Mr. Rob Coleman The Guilford Fund Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flinn Jr. Ms. Frances L. Wolfson Mr. Allan P. Kirby Jr. Mr. Edward P. Bass Mr. Jock Conyngham Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tudor Jones Mr. Dominic Gammiero Mr. Robert Zoellner* Mr. Richard W. Koe Mr. Derrick Bathurst Mr. and Mrs. David A. Coulter Mr. James C. Lawley and Ms. Andrea Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gerry Ms. Nana Lampton Mr. Bruce A. Bauman Mr. Patrick J. Coyle Brinton Mrs. Gail A. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Laughlin Mr. Philip Becton Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Cresswell Mr. H. Turney McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Groome III PATRON ($5000 - $9999.99) Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Martin Mr. Edmund R. Belak Jr. Mr. Michael R. Crosby Mr. Michael A. Meighen Mr. Eric P. Grubman Mr. Mauro Mazzo Mr. Philip Belec Mr. Michael B. Cruickshank Richard King Mellon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gund Mr. James Alexander Mr. John L. McDougall QC Mr. and Mrs. Steven Benardete Mr. Colin M. Cunningham Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Molson Mr. Richard Hamm Mr. Foster Bam Mr. W. Thorpe McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benford Mr. Henry S. Cushman Mr. G. Ernest Nutter Mr. Charles P. 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Davenport III Sacajawea Charitable Foundation Mr. Kenneth G. Langone Mr. James F. Carpenter Mr. C. Robert Palmer Mr. David Bobrek & Ms. Dora Mr. and Mrs. Thomas de Neufville Elmina B. Sewall Foundation Mr. Edwin H. Lewis Mr. Richard Carpenter Mr. J. Howard Pew Ingolfsdottir Mr. Carroll R. Denham Ms. Dorothy Shipley Mr. Philip B. Lind Mr. Dayton T. Carr Mr. Andrew M. Pringle Mr. E. U. Curtis Bohlen Hon. Consiglio Di Nino Mr. Walter V. Shipley Mr. and Mrs. Worthington Linen Mr. Peter Clarke Mr. Robert E. Rich Jr. Mr. Charles S. Boit Mr. Donald Blaine Dillport James M. and Margaret V Stine Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Luczo Mr. Francis G. Coleman* The Schad Foundation Mr. Robert R. Bonczek Mr. Charles W.H. Dodge Foundation Inc. Mr. Dan W. Lufkin Mr. Thomas W. Collingwood Mr. Leonard B.C. Schlemm Mr. Timothy Bontecou Mr. John Doran Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dixon Stroud Jr. Mr. Douglas R. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Collins Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Scott Mr. H. B. Bowen Mr. Robert E. Dorrance Mr. and Mrs. John M. Thompson III Mr. Timothy E. MacDonald Ms. Jane E. Cooke Mr. Graham W. S. Scott QC Mr. and Mrs. David Brennan Mr. Joseph Dorsey Tides Canada Foundation Mr. Michael Mars Mr. Peter S. Corbin Mr. Benjamin P. Scully Mr. Chris Brightwell and Dr. Denise Krch Mr. Michael Douglas The G. Unger Vetlesen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Curtis M. McCone Mr. John R. Cornell Mr. David B. Scully Mr. William S. Broadbent Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Boker Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Royall Victor III The McLean Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Danziger Mr. Edward L. Shugrue III Mr. Stephen Brodeur Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Doyle Mr. Richard J. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Davenport Jr. Mr. William C. Smart Mr. Topher Browne Mr. Donald G. Drapkin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Watson III Mr. and Mrs. Alexander O. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edmond De La Haye Mr. Graham A. J. Smith Mr. David A. Browne Mr. John Duffy R. Howard Webster Foundation The Moore Charitable Foundation Jousselin Mr. Remy W. Trafelet Mr. J. Stewart Bryan Mr. Roger C. Earle Mr. Robert N. Wilson Newman's Own Foundation Mr. Yvan Dupont Mr. Joel H. Treisman Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Burchfield Mr. Fredrik S. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. David E. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Thor E. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Verbiski Mr. Bradford Burns Mr. and Mrs. John C. Eaton
16 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION Please contact the ASF Development Office if your name does not appear in the proper section. Thanks again! AWARDS Mr. William H. Moore III Mr. Austin L. Smithers Mr. and Mrs. David K. Welles Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Moore Mr. David F. Sobey Mrs. Georgia E. Welles Mr. Georges E. Morin Mr. Paul D. Sobey Mr. Mark R. Wellings T. B. “Happy” Fraser Award Mr. Guido Mosca Mr. Joe Spada Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Wells Mr. Charles R. Moses Mr. Robert Spahr Mr. Fowler C. West Michael A. Meighen, C.M., Q.C. Mr. Ryan Moss Mr. Stewart Spence Mr. James G. Wheeler Jr. Mr. Karel Nemec Mrs. Nancy Spencer Mr. William E. Wilder Toronto, ON Mr. Michael M. Nesbitt Mr. Gary Spicer Mr. William P. Wilder Mr. Eric Newman Mr. Richard R. Stebbins Jr. Mr. Danny Williams Mr. John B. Newton Mrs. Deirdre Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Wilmerding Mr. Jack W. Nicklaus Dr. J. M. Stewart Mr. Kendrick R. Wilson III Lee Wulff Norcross Wildlife Foundation Inc. Mr. Richard C. Strain and Honorable Michael N. Wilson Mr. E. Wayne Nordberg Ms. Eva Van Rijn Justice Warren Winkler Conservation Award Mr. Ryan O'Connell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Strauss Mr. Gregory R. Winsor Mr. Erik R. Oken Mr. Robert E. Strawbridge III Mr. Robert B. Winsor Christopher H. Buckley Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Derek Oland Mr. Yasuji Sugai Mr. J. Anthony Woodward Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Olsson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Sullivan Mrs. Joan S. Wulff Islamorada, FL Mr. Bryan K. Osmar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Sullivan Mr. Alan Yassky Mr. Gilles Ouellette Mr. Chip Sutherland Mr. Jamie E. Yordan Mr. Anthony Pace Mr. and Mrs. Rick Sutin Mrs. Victoria Zoellner David Delcloo Mr. Robert Pace Mr. John G. Swan Mr. Charles Zoulias Olin Fellowships Mr. A. Wright Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Swift Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parr Mr. Bill Taylor Christopher Jabczynski Ms. Donna Jacobs Dr. Livingston Parsons Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Teagle III ASSOCIATE ($500 - $999.99) Mr. Hamilton E. James Dr. and Mrs. Russel H. Patterson Jr. Mr. Robert J. Teufel Tuscon, AZ Mr. Samuel R. Jewell Mr. Rodman D. Patton Mr. Tyler S. Thompson A Friend of Salmo Salar Mr. and Mrs. Ethan W. Johnson Ms. Michèle Pelletier Mr. Eric Thomson Mr. Sheldon Aaron University of Arizona Mr. J. E. Johnson Mr. Peter J. Pettibone Mr. Frederick G. P. Thorne Mrs. Noel Adams Microalgae research Mr. David M. Johnston Mr. Blaine T. Phillips Mrs. Anne F. Tierney Mr. Mark H. Alcott Esq. Mr. Urban Joseph Mr. Ogden M. Phipps Justice Daniel Tingley Ms. J. J. Allwood for salmon feedstock Dr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Kaemmer Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pierce Mr. Pierre Tipple Mr. Ken Aretsky Ms. Karen Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Pilkington Mr. Richard G. Tisch Mr. Aubrey W. Baillie Mr. Charles E. Kennedy Mr. Michel Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tompkins Mr. Paul Baker Malcolm Little Mr. Aaron J. Kennon Mr. Robert Power Mr. Clay Turner Ms. Susan Barclay Riverview, NB Mr. Peter Kilburn Mr. D. Miles Price Mr. Glenn P. Umlah Mr. Michael Barnaby Mr. James Kline Mr. and Mrs. Manley Price Mr. Glen Urban Ms. M. Cameron Barrow Oxford University (UK) Mr. William J. Kneisel Mr. and Mrs. Claude Pryor Mr. Edward Foley Vaughan Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Battcock Mr. Ben Krupinski Mr. Stephen F. Quill Ms. Patrice Vezina Mr. James A. Beakey Effects of predation on Atlantic Mr. Charles A. Langlois Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Quillard Mr. Paul A. Volcker Mr. Crosby Bean salmon by striped bass in the Mr. Raymond Langlois Robert V. Rasmussen Foundation Ms. Emily V. Wade Mr. Jacques Bemberg Mr. Christopher Lanning Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Mr. John H. Walker Mr. Edward J. Black Miramichi River system Dr. John I. Larkin Mr. Edward Reevey Mr. Charles G. Ward III Mr. Michael Blades Mr. and Mrs. Charles LeBlanc Mr. Thomas Patrick Reid Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ward Jr. Capt. David Blinken Mr. James E. Leonard Mr. Gilles Rémillard The Waterfall Family Foundation Mr. John C. Bloom Mr. Martin Leroux Mr. Terry Richardson Mr. D. Reed Webster Mr. Emilien J. Bolduc Ms. Rochelle Levin Mr. Daryl Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Weld Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bottomley Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Lindsay Mr. Gus Roessler Mr. Jon R. Eggleston Ms. Virginia G. Goodyear Mr. John Livey & Ms. Cheryl Shindruk Mr. and Mrs. Edmund P. Rogers III Mr. Mark W. Elliott Mrs.Cynthia M. Gordon Mr. L. H. Lockhart Mr. Robert Rohn Mr. William Hardy Eshbaugh Mrs. Lisa M. Gorman Mr. Christopher Lometti Mr. Lucien G. Rolland Mr. Ihsan Essaid Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Graham Mrs. Marcena Love Mr. Graham M. Roome Mr. and Mrs. John Eyler Mr. James H. Greene Jr. Mr. Bartlett H. MacDougall Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Finch Mr. David Greenwood Mr. Philip MacTaggart Dr. Stephen Roth Mr. Andrew A. Fink Mr. Dean Grigoruk Mr. Dean M. Mades Mr. Joseph S. Sambuco Mr. Russell W. Fisher Mr. Howard J. Hall Mr. Marc-Antoine Mainville Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Saunders Mr. Paul Fitzgerald Mr. L. Hunter Hallowell Jr. Mr. Gianni Marostica & Mr. David Sawler Mrs. Sigrid Fitzpatrick Mr. Richard P. Hallowell III Ms. Regina Gaiotti Mr. Philip M. Sawyer Mr. Hadley C. Ford Mr. Frederic C. Hamilton Mr. Forrest E. Mars Jr. Ms. Christina Schellpfeffer Fore River Foundation Mr. Frederic C. Hamilton Jr. Mr. Nicholas R. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Jeb Scherb Mr. William D. Forrest Mr. Brian Harris Mr. Timothy Mayhew Mr. Matthew Scott Mr. Adrian M. Foster Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hermann Mr. Philipe McAuliffe Mr. John A. Scully Mr. Robert J. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Rodger H. Hess Mr. Stephen A. McCain Mr. Jon R. Shakour Frederick and Elizabeth Fountain Mr. F. Robert Hewett Ms. Joan McCready-McKim Mr. Benjamin Shapiro Robert W. Francis M.D.C.M. Mr. William E. Hewitt Mr. Fred McElman & Ms. Elizabeth Sloat Mr. David W. Sharpe Mr. Norman Fraser Harald and Ann Thiel Mr. Joshua McElman Mr. Richard Sharpe Mr. Barry Friedberg Mr. John Hilton Mr. James A. McIntyre Sir Neil & Mrs. Pixie Shaw Mr. Wallace F. Gabler Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hinckley Mr. William D. McLanahan Ms. Barbara Shipley Sustainable Blue Mr. amd Mrs. S. Parker Gilbert Jr. Mr. Kenneth Hinman Mr. Andrew McNally V Ms. Pamela J. Shipley Ms. Jacqueline Girouard and Mr. Richard Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Dana G. Mead Mr. Paul Simard Land-based Atlantic salmon grown in Nova Scotia by Sustainable Blue was Mr. Louis Leger Mr. Jon Hooper Mr. John Meinhardt Mr. S. Bruce Smart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Godchaux Mr. Redmond S. Ingalls Dr. Willliam Merrithew Mr. Lance Smith a special feature of the Halifax Dinner. ASF supports a move of salmon Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Godchaux III Mr. and Mrs. C. Oliver Iselin III Mr. and Mrs. Steven Michaan Mr. Michael R. Smith farming out of the ocean. From left are Sustainable Blue’s CEO Kirk Peter Godsick MD Mr. Thomas C. Israel Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Mills Mr. Mark Smith & Mr. David L. Goodman Mr. Ivan B. Ivanovic Dr. Catherine A. Milne Mme. 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Boynton Ms. C. Elaine Chapman Mr. Greg Hannon Mrs. Mary Alice Malone Mr. Kevin Warsh Mr. Rene Barnes Mr. Mark T. Bradford Mr. Garnet Chapman Mr. Alan Harlow Mrs. Gail Mapel Mr. Stuart Webster Mr. Robert Barnett Mr. Joseph Bragan Mr. Garry F. Chase Mr. Kevin S. Harris Mr. Christopher Martin Ms. Connie Wells Graham Mr. James A. Barresi Mr. Chris Bragdon Mr. Pierre Chasse Mr. Vincent P. Hatton Ms. Sharon Maxwell-Ferguson Mr. Stacy Wentzell Mr. William L. Barrett Mr. David Braica Dr. Ian Chernoff Mr. Robert H. Hess Mr. Jens Mayer Mr. W. Galen Weston Ms. Catharine T. Barrow Mr. Frederick L. Brand Jr. Mr. Francois Chiasson Mr. G. Michael Hobart Mr. Malcolm M. McAlpin Mr. Robert A. White Mrs. Cindy Bartlett Mr. Robert Brander Mr. George A. Chisholm Mr. Thomas L. Hoy Mr. and Mrs. Scott McBride Mr. Thomas A. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bartley Mr. Philip J. Breen Mr. Walter A. Chisholm Mrs. Judith Huettig Mr. Frank McGuire Mr. J. David Wimberly Mr. John W. Barto Mr. Harold J. Brewer Mr. Ted Chivers Mr. Ted Itani Mr. Pierre Meagher Ms. Alexandra Wintersteen Mr. Dan J. Bastian Mr. Ronald S. Briggs Mr. Paul Cincurak Mr. Donald K. Johnson Mr. Ted Meighen Major Gen. Rudolf Witzig Mr. Kevin Battcock Mr. and Mrs. James Brittain Dr. Cantwell Clark V Mr. Warwick Jones Mr. Richard A. Meyer Mr. Ward W. Woods Jr. Dr. Natalie Battcock Mr. Mitchell Brock Mr. Ken Clark Mr. George Kampouris Mr. Michael Millard Mr. Peter R. Worth Mr. Michael J. Batza Jr. Mr. and Ms. Peter Broomhall Mr. Timothy W. Clark Mr. Ralph Keef* Mr. Christopher Minkoff Mr. Kirk B. Wortman Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Bauld Mrs. Sophie Bross Mr. Jon D. Clark
18 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Clark Mr. Stephen H. Davenport Mr. Alexander Ellis III Mr. Charles M. Hart Mr. Bruce D. Clarke Ms. Norma Davies Mr. Paul P. Elson Jr. Mr. David T. Hashey Mr. Stephen F. Clarke Dr. Gerald S. Davis Mr. Paul W.K. Elson Mr. David J. Hasler Dr. Walter B. Clayton Mr. Royce J. Day Mr. François Émond Mr. David R. Hastings III Mr. John C. Clifford Mr. Sam Day and Mrs. Laura Day Ms. Natasha England Dr. Stanley Hastings Mrs. Anita Cline Mr. Eric de la Cova Mr. Donald F. Enright Mr. Douglas G. Hastings Mr. Fred A. Clough III Mr. Charles A. DeGrandpre Mr. Richard Epstein Mr. Willard Hatch Mr. David Coates Mr. Mark E. Delaney Mr. Kevin Erb Mr. and Mrs. Ian Hatheway Mr. James Cobbett Mr. David A. Delcloo Sr. Mr. John F. Erdmann II Mr. Jim H. Hatheway Mr. Stuart H. Cobbett Mr. David A. W. Delcloo Mr. Frank W. Evans Mr. Robert Haughey Mr. Barry M. Coburn Mr. Paul Delicaet Mr. George H. Evarts Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hausner Mr. David Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dell'Aquila Mr. Owen Everts-Lind Mr. Samuel Hawkey Mr. B. Scott Coldwell Mr. Harold E. Delong Mr. Josh M. Eyking Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hawkins Mr. David E. Cole Mr. James T. Demas Mr. Bernard A. Fahie Mr. John R. Hawley Dr. Christopher M. Coley Mr. L. William Demaso Mr. Jonathan T. Fairbank Mr. D. R. Hay Dr. Geoffrey M. Coley Mr. Martin Demers Mr. Victor Falk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Head Mr. Peter B. Coley Mr. Jeremy Demont Mr. Ron F. Falusy Mr. James N. Heald II Ms. Beth Collamore Mr. Malcolm Dennison Dr. James J. Fargher Mr. Michael T. Healy Mr. Art Collier Mr. Shawn D'Entremont Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Farnsworth Mr. Rob Healy Dr. Arthur E. Collin Mr. J. E. Yvon Déry Mr. Anton Feicht Dr. and Mrs. William H. Heaney Mr. Serge Collin Mr. C. David Desjardins Mr. David W. H. Fenderson Scott Poborsa Mr. Norman E. Hebert Jr. Mr. H. Christopher Collingwood Mr. Claude DesMeules Mr. Gordon Ferguson Charles C. Heck MD Mr. Bruce Collins Mr. Daniel Despres Mr. Jacques P. Fiechter At the Toronto Dinner Bill Taylor, Dinner Chairman Curtis McCone, Mr. Paul D. Heidrich III Mr. Frank F. Collyer III Mr. Charles E. DeWitt* Ms. Erin L. Filliter Mrs. Marian S. Heiskell Mr. Gerald Comeau Mr. Arthur R. Di Mambro Dr. George Findlay Brian J. Porter and Michael Meighen share a moment. Dr. Martin Heitmann Mr. Mario Comeau Mr. Agostino Di Maria Mr. Peter Fink Mr. James B. Helmbrecht Mr. Michael Connell Mr. Randall Dibblee Mr. Vaughn Firth Mr. Al Hemerling Dr. A. B. F. Connelly Mr. Mark Dickson Mr. Jock Fiske Mr. and Mrs. Caleb F. Gates Jr. Mr. Joseph G. Grasso Dr. and Mrs. Lester K. Henderson Jr. Mr. William Conrad Mr. Robert A. C. Dingman Mr. and Mrs. Garry Fitch Mr. Ross Gaudreault Mr. Brian Green Mr. Robert G. Hendry Mr. Kevin J. Conway Mr. Leslie B. Disharoon Mr. John P. Fitzgerald Mr. Peter Gay Mr. Peter T. Green Mr. David Hennigar Mr. Malcolm Conyngham Mr. Julian A. Dixon Mr. William F. Fitzmaurice Dr. David M. Geetter Mr. William B. Greenwood Mr. Michael E. Herman Mr. Andrew E. Cook II Ms. Shelly Dixon Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick Justice Paul-Arthur Gendreau Mr. Cyrus Gregg Dr. Hugh P. Hermann Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Cooper Mr. Allan Dobson Mr. John Fitzpatrick Jr. Mr. Marc R. Genereux Mr. and Mrs. Gordon F. Gregory QC Mr. Jacques Heroux Mr. John B Cooper Mr. Michael Dolamore Mr. Perry Flann Mr. Thom Gentle Mr. Robert Grevior Mr. James Heumann Mr. James Cooper Mr. Edward J. Dombroski Dr. Braden C. Fleming Mr. John A. Georges Mr. David Griffin Mr. and Mrs. William Heys Mr. William A. Cooper Mr. Vincent Donovan Mr. Theron A. Foote Mr. Constantine Georgoudis Dr. Virginia Griffin Mr. Albert Hickman Dr. John B. Corey Dr. Thomas P. Doolittle Mr. David L. Ford Mr. John B. Gibb Mr. Alfred L. Griggs Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hickman Mr. Woodward W. Corkran Jr. Mr. Rob Dorcas Mr. Steven M. Forrest Mr. J. Michael Gibbass Mr. John Groman Mr. Eric Hicks Mr. Peter B. Corkum Dr. Manuel I. Doria Mr. Réal Fortier Mr. George R. Gibson III Mr. Walter John Groman Mr. Henry R. Hicks Mr. John Corney Mr. David L. Dorr Mr. Dennis L. Fortin Mr. and Mrs. Russ Gibson Mr. Allen Gross Dr. Jack W. Higgins Mr. Charles Costello Mr. James P. Dorr Mr. Jean-Yves Fortin Mr. Jeffrey A. Gidney Mr. A. Donald Grosset Jr. Mr. Jay High M. Pierre Côté Mr. Harold R. Dort Mr. Donald A. Foster Mr. Geoffrey S. Giffin Mr. Stein Grotting Dr. Donald W. Hight Mr. Stephen R. Coull Mr. G. Jean Doucet Dr. Eric D. Foster Mr. Richard B. Giffin Mr. Thurman L. Grove Mr. Brad Hill Mr. Francis Coutellier & Dr. Elaine Mr. Ronald A. Doucet Mr. Gary Foster Mr. James M. Giffune Mr. William Guditus Mr. Lewis Hinks Landry Mr. John W. Douglas Jr. Mr. Michael G. Foster Mr. Louis Giguère Mr. Marc Guerin Mr. George B. Hinman Mr. David Cowling Dr. Peter C. Dowling Mr. Jacques Fournier Ms. Fiona Gilfillan & Mr. John Mr. Alain Guilbert Dr. Douglas Hintzman Dr. John A. Cox Dr. Margaret Downes Mr. Phillip C. Foussard Wemekamp Mr. John Guimond Mr. Simon E. Hirsch Dr. Brian Coxhead & Dr. Sarah Bowers Mr. Neil Downton Mr. Don P. Fowler Mr. Evelock C. Gilks Mr. Gail T. Guyton Sir David J. Hoare Mr. John H. Crocker Mr. Jeffrey T. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. William T. Fox III Mr. R. Evan L. Gill Mr. Brian E. Haan Dr. James S. Hoffman Mr. Peter J. Cronin & Ms. Anne Cyr Mr. A. Bruce Doyle Mr. G. Dale Fox Mr. Bruce Gillespie Mr. Josh Hackett Mr. Marshall Hoffman Dr. Jean Croteau Mr. James Doyle Mr. Robert Frame Mr. and Mrs. James B. Gillespie Mr. Paul F. Haertel Dr. Michael D. Hoffman Drs. Richard and Sylvia Cruess Mr. Nigel Drake Mr. and Mrs. Henry Francheville Mr. Mike Gillespie Mr. Paul Hagen Mr. Thomas R. Holmes Mr. Michael B. Crutcher Dr. Suzanne Drapeau-McNally Mr. Roberto F. Fraschetti Dr. Richard R. Gillies Mr. Stephan H. Haimo Mr. Robert Holmes Mr. William Cullum Mr. Theodore R. Draude Mr. William C. D. Fraser Ms. Nancy Gillis Mr. Bob Haines Mr. Derek J. Hooper Mr. Patrick Cummins Mr. Trevor Drew Mr. B. Graeme Frazier IV Mr. Stephen Gillis Mr. Ira V. Hainick Mr. Robert J. Hopper Mr. Peter F. Cumyn Mr. William J. Dreyer Mr. Bryant Freeman Mr. Jerry Gilman Mr. Michael Haje Mr. Emmett J. Horne Mr. Paul F. Cuneo Dr. Robert Drummond Mr. John L. French Mr. Curtis Glidden Mr. Roger Halford Mr. Michael E. Horne Mr. Dudley Cunningham Mr. Norman R. Dube Mr. Raymond T. French Mr. James Glidden Mr. James R. Hall Mr. Leonard M. Horner Mr. Glenn P. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Dudgeon Dr. Robert M. Friedlander Mr. Al Glover Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hall II Mr. James D. Houghton Mr. Ian Currie Mr. C. Duffield Mr. F. Paul Frinsko Mr. Ronald Godin Mr. Jason Hallett Mr. Neil Houlding Mr. John P. Curry Mr. Chandler Dumaine Mr. Jeremy Frost Mr. Trevor R. Goff Mr. Jim Hallett Ms. Carol A. Houser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cusson Mr. Paul D. Duplinsky Mr. Harlon Frost Mr. Robert Goguen Mr. Christopher Halpin Ms. Jennifer Houser Mr. Richard Cuthbertson Mr. Todd Dupuis Mr. Carl Froude Mr. Adam Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hambrook Mr. P. Dawson Hovey Mr. Michael Cybulski Mr. John Duquette Mr. Kevan A. Fulmer Ms. Livia Goodbrand Mr. Peter Hamilton Mr. James R. Howard Mr. Ron Cybulski Mr. Yves Durepos Mr. Julian Furlaga Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Goode Mr. Douglas J. Hamm Mr. Leighton Howard Mr. Roland J. d'Abadie Mr. Neal Durling Mr. Karol Furlaga Mr. Damon Goodwin Mr. Bernard P. Hanby Mr. Bruce D. Howe Mr. Dick Daigle Mr. Francois Duval Mr. Gordon K. Gaddas Ms. Mary C. Goodyear Mr. Elbert O. Hand Mr. Peter Howick Mr. Paul Daigle Mr. Randall J. Dvorak Mr. Martin Gagnon Mr. Mauricio Gordillo Alcala Mr. Tim Handforth Mr. Robert V. Howland Mr. Mario Daigneault Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dyer Mr. René Gagnon Mr. Harold V. Gorman Mr. Parker D. Handy Mr. Robert Hoye Mr. Paul Dalseg Mr. LeRoy Dykeman Mr. Ian Gall Dr. Peter B. Gorman Mr. Joseph Hankins Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hoyt Mr. Brian Dalton Mr. William Easom Mr. and Mrs. Leo T. Gallant Mr. Emerson Gorrill Mr. John M. Hanson Mr. Jon Hoyt-Hallett Dr. Bruce P. Dancik Mr. Robert S. Ebersold Mr. Vernon E. Gallup Mr. Howard D. Gould Dr. Bradford D. Hare Mr. George R. Hucal Minister Dennis S. Daniels Mr. Bryon T. Edwards Mr. Arnold Galvez Mr. Maximilian Gradl Mr. Bernard Harrigan Mr. Kenneth G. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. D'Aquino Mr. William H. Eklund Mr. Bill Gammon Mr. T. Peter Graham Mr. Richard J. Harriman Mr. Kenneth Hum Mr. & Mrs. Herbert F. Darling III Mr. Jens Eldrup-Jorgenesen Mr. Ian H. Gardiner Dr. Ian Grant Mr. Anthony C. Harris Mr. William O. Humes Mr. Joe Davant Mr. Jordan Elliott & Ms. Lynne Griffin Mr. Jean Garneau Mr. Maurice F. Granville Mr. Carter H. Harrison Jr. Mr. James M. Hunter
ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 19 Mr. Matt Hunter Mr. Samuel P. Kucey Mr. Brian F. MacDonald Mr. Edward O. McFatridge Mr. David W. Miner Mr. Jackie C. Neurer Mr. Anthony P. Huntington Mr. Gregory J. Kula Dr. Frederick R. MacDonald Mr. Richard McGuigan Mr. Ian Mirescu Mr. William M. Nevins Mr. Donald G. Hustins Mr. William R. Kunkel Mr. Joel MacDonald Mr. Michael McGuire Ms. Ann M. Miskimen Mr. Bruce S. Nicholas Mr. Don Hutchens Mr. James Kuryloski Mr. Wayne R. MacDonald Mr. Douglas A. McIninch Mr. D. Mitchell Mr. William H. Nichols Jr. Ms. Gudrid Hutchings Mr. Jean-Marc Labrosse Mr. Ken MacEachern Mr. M. Carl McInnis Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Mitchell Mr. G. Fred Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hutchinson Mr. Michael Lachowiez Mr. Allan MacEwen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. McKay Mr. Todd R. Mitchell Mr. David Nicol Mr. Andrew Huxter Dr. and Mrs. Paul Laforce Mr. Donald MacFarlane Ms. Cathy McKelvey Dr. David A. Mitchell Dr. James Nininger Mr. Grey Huxter Mr. Christopher P. Lahnston Mr. Chas H MacKay Mr. Colin McKeown Mr. Tom Mleczko Mr. Roderick C. Nolan Mr. Gerry Iannuccilli Mr. J. Warren Laing Mr. David O. MacKenzie Mr. Keith McKown Dr. Gordon Mockler Mr. Robert Norton Mr. David Ingersoll Ms. Aldea Landry Mr. Donald C. Mackenzie Mr. John McLaughlin Mr. Garfield I. Moffatt Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Nowak Ms. Joan V. Ingraham Mr. Frederick G. Lane Ms. Cathy MacLaren Mr. Borden McLellan Mr. and Mrs. Eric H. Molson Mr. Ray O'Blenis Mr. Jack Innes Mr. David W. Langelier Mr. Dave MacLaren & Ms. Ruth D. Mr. Thomas Ian McLeod Mr. Dominic Monaco Mr. R. I. O'Connor Mr. Don Ivany Dr. Bernie Langer Hetherington Mr. A. William McMackin Ms. Deanna Monaghan Mr. Alex Ocsai Dr. and Mrs. James F. Izzard Mr. Raymond Langlois Mr. George R. MacLaren Mr. and Mrs. James D. McMahon Mr. Bob Montgomery Mr. Brian L. O'Donnell Mr. Michael C. Jackson Mr. Jonathan Lash Mr. Malcolm O. MacLean Mr. and Mrs. Garfield W. McMahon Mr. Walter S. Montgomery Jr. Mr. Brian M. O'Hea Mr. Ronald G. Jackson Dr. William R. Latreille Mr. Robert MacMullen Dr. M. V. McMahon Mr. Joseph A. Montgomery Mr. Ted Ohnemus Ms. Donna Jacobs Dr. Robert B. Lauer Mr. and Mrs. Owen G. MacNeil Mr. William C. McMaster Mr. Allen Moore Jr. Mr. Erling Olsen Mr. Alan M. Jacobson Dr. Thomas A. Laughlin Mr. Christopher MacQueen Mr. Michael R. McMaster Mr. David F. Moore Dr. Kent Orlando Mr. Macgill James Mr. Daniel Laurendeau Mr. Thomas T. Macy Dr. John M. McMullen Mr. Donald B. Moore Dr. Herbert Orlik Mr. Andrew P. James Mr. Guy Lauziere Mr. Thomas P. Magee Mr. Andrew McNally IV Dr. Douglas D. Morehouse Mr. Clarence Osmond Dr. Alan Jansujwicz Mr. John J. Lavigne Mr. Brian Magnusson Mr. William J. McNally Mr. Jeffrey D. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ostrowski Dr. Mary E. Jarratt Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey A. Lawrence Mr. Paul J. Magovern Mr. Raymond L. McNaughton Mr. Ieuan G. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. William H. Otto Mr. Eric Jefferson Mr. J. Patterson Lawson Mr. Bruce J. Maguire III Mr. H. G. McNeely Jr. Mr. Kimball L. Morris Mr. Guy T. Ouellet Mr. Niels D. Jensen Dr. Gary H. Leaverton Mr. Peter Maher Mr. Martin McNeil Mr. W. S. Morris III Mr. Rodney Ouellette and Mr. Peter Jobe Mrs. Carolyn Leavitt Mr. Brigitte Mahoney Mr. Colin C. McOuat Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mooris Ms. Janice Cormier Mr. Tom Johnson Mr. Jean-Marc LeBlanc Mr. Kris Maier Mr. Colin McRae Mr. Walster N. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Outhouse Ms. Holly Johnson Mr. Lomer F. Leblanc Ms. Cecile Mallais Mr. Tony Mee Mr. William B. Morse Mr. Furman O. Owen Jr. Mr. J. W. Johnson Mr. Marc A. LeBlanc Mr. Kurt A.F. Malmquist II Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Meier Jr. Mr. C. Barry Morse Dr. Chris Ozere Mr. Peter R. Johnson Mr. Paul LeBlanc & Ms. Hazel Maltais Mr. Ian W. Malone Capt. Franklyn Menser Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Mosher Mr. Vincent Pacilio Mr. John C. Johnston III Mr. Rolland LeBouthillier Dr. Francois Malouin Mr. Paul Merlin Mr. Corey Mosher Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Paddock Mr. Cyril Johnston Mr. David B. Ledlie Mr. John W. Manchester Mrs. Ellen Merrill Mr. Peter Mueller Mr. R. A. Paffrath Mr. Neil A. Johnston Mr. Dwight E. Lee Mr. Oliver A. Manice Mr. John B. Merritt Mr. Gerard Mulder Mr. Frederick Painton Mr. Gregory Johnstone Mr. Elisha F. Lee Mr. Robert W. Mann Mr. John I. Merritt Mr. David E. Mundell Mr. Tom Paisley Mr. Ryan Johnstone Mr. Patrick P. Lee Dr. James Manning and Dr. Maryparke Mr. Davis F. Merwin Mr. Stephen Mundle Mr. and Mrs. Merlin D. Palmer Mr. Scott Johnstone Mr. Richard H. Lee Jr. Manning Mr. Paul D. Michael Mr. Andrew Munn Mr. Robert J. Panfili Ms. Helene Joncas Mr. Paul Lee Mr. Pierre Mantha Mr. Jody Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Munro Mr. Frederick W. Pape Jr. Mr. Gary Jones Rev. and Mrs. Philip J. Lee Mr. Gary Marek Mrs. Margaret M. Miller Mr. Larry B. Murphy Mr. A. Blair Pardy Mr. Robert A. Jones Mr. Andrew Leech Mr. William J. Mares Ms. Alexis Miller Mr. Timothy P. Murphy Mrs. Loretta Parent Mr. Peter Jones Mr. Leo Lefebvre Mr. Andy Margison Mr. Andrew Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Murray Mr. Jackson A. Parker Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. D. Jones Mr. Paul Leger Mr. Michael Marozzo Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Miller Mr. D. Clare Muttart Mr. Ira E. Parker Mr. William M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Chris Léger Mr. D. James M. Marriner Mr. Joseph Miller Mr. Usher Nadler Dr. Grant Van S. Parr Mr. Francois Joyet Mr. Dennis Legere Mr. and Mrs. John Marsellus Dr. J. Lance Miller Mr. M. Bruce Nakao Mr. Northam D. Parr Mr. David S. Joys Dr. John Leggat Mr. G. Peter Marshall Mr. John Miller Mr. Kory Nason Mr. Andrew Parrott Mr. John Judge Mr. and Mrs. James R. Leggett Mr. William R. Martens Mr. Arthur N. Milliken Dr. Victor Naumetz Mr. Michael Parrott Mr. Tony Juozapavich Mr. Jon Leheup Mr. Robert F. Martin Mr. Peter L. Milliken Mr. Dennis Nazarenko Dr. Jeffrey R. Parsons Mr. Wayne E. Jutras Mr. Keith D. Lembo Mr. James F. A. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mills Mr. Louis Neilson III Mr. and Mrs. Livingston Parsons III Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kane Mr. Andrew Lemesurier Mr. Gary P. Martinus Dr. and Mrs. Ian Milne Dr. Murray M. Neilson Mr. David Parsons Mr. Warren Kappenberg Dr. Kip A. Lemke Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Masleck Dr. Thomas Minehan Mr. Donald K. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Parsons Mr. S. Joel Karp Mr. William Lendorf Mr. Arne Mason Mr. W. Bradley Paterson Dr. Michael Kashgarian Mr. James D. Lerikos Mr. William R. Matthews Mr. Scott Patten Mr. George R. Kawchak Jr. Mr. Ridley Levère Mr. Frank Mauran Mr. Z. Cartter Patten III Mr. Bill Kean Mr. Scott Lewis Mr. Myles R. Mawhinney Dr. Gene F. Pawlick Mr. Michael Kearley Mr. Alexandre L'Heureux & Mrs. Maryse Mr. Edwin S. Maynard Mr. Kenneth J. Payne Mr. and Mrs. John Kearns Lanteigne Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McAlpine Mr. John J. Peacock Mr. Gary Keeley Mr. Harry Libby Mr. Peter A. McArthur Mr. Richard Peckham Mr. Jeff Keith Mr. Harold R. Lifvendahl Mr. Alton McCallum Mr. Darrin Peddar Mr. David M. Keller Mr. & Mrs. George H.C. Linton Mr. Bill McCarroll Mr. Sean Peddar Mr. B. Vincent Kelly Dr. C. H. Anthony Little Mr. Nathan McCarthy Mr. Pat Peddle Mr. James I. Kelly Mr. Henry Litz Mr. Wayne E. McCartney Mr. Richard H. Penley Mr. Lawrence H. Kennedy Mr. Thomas Lloyd Dr. and Mrs. Graham McCleave Mr. John Penning Mr. John M. Kenney Jr. Mr. Marks H. Lockhart Mr. Russ E. McColl Mr. C. Steven Pensinger Mr. John D. Kerr Ms. Heather Lockwood Dr. John D. McConnell Mr. Don Pentz Dr. Troy Ketela Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Logan Mr. Jack McCormack Mr. Pierre Pepin Mr. Barron U. Kidd Mr. John Long Jr. Mr. Don W. McCormack Mr. Mark Pepler Mr. Sam Kies Mr. Chris Long John and Karin McCormick Mr. John Pepperell Mr. Kennedy Kingston Mr. Ernest J. Long Mr. Michael McCormick Mr. George Peppin Ms. Marilyn Kinnear Mr. and Mrs. Warren Long Mr. David McCreery Mr. Richard Peters Mr. Christian Kirouac Mr. Larry S. Longerbeam Mr. Galen McCrum Mr. Jim Peters Dr. Andrew Kleinknecht Mr. Christopher Lorenz Mr. Neil R. McCulloch Mr. Cornelius Peterson Mr. Jon Kleivstul Mr. and Mrs. Drew Lucurell Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Mr. Floyd Peterson Dr. John V. Knaus Mr. Allan D. Lumsden McCulloch Jr. Heather Crosby/This is Photography Mr. John G. Petrasch Mr. David R. Knightly Mr. John M. Lundsten Mr. Robert McElligott Mr. Vince Petrelli Mr. H. G. Kollrepp Mr. James M. Lydon Mr. David M. McEntyre Mr. Ted Petrie Mr. Victor Koloshuk Mr. Alan Lynch Mr. Walter A. McEwen A bagpiper added a unique touch to the Halifax Dinner. Funds raised Mr. Scott Petty Jr. Mr. Mark S. Kristoff Mr. Kenneth J. Macaulay Mr. Ernest J. McFadzen Mr. Innes Phillips support ASF and NSSA.
20 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION Mr. Bruce D. Phillips Mr. John J. Sinnott Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor Mr. Chris Warning Mr. Larry Phillips Mr. Robert A. Skead Ms. Betty Teeple Mrs. Jane H. Warriner Dr. Gordon W. Philpott Mr. Robert J. Skinner Dr. Danny Tenaschuk Mr. Joseph J. Wassell Mr. W. Michael Phippen Mr. David Skulsky Mr. A. Bronson Thayer Mr. Manford Wasson Ms. Jennifer Phipps Mr. William A. Slack Mr. Louis P. Thebault Mr. Mark Watson Mr. Joel B. Piassick Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Slavens Mr. Vital Thebeau Mr. George F. Waye Mr. Christopher Pibus Mr. Len Slutsky Dr. Louis Thériault Mr. Philip L. Webster Mr. Wayne Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Smith Dr. Alain Thiviérge Mr. Thomas Weckman Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pike Mr. Heman G. Smith Mr. Donald Thom Dr. Peter Wellin Mr. Kurt Pilchowski Mr. James P. Smith Mr. James Thomas Mr. Warren M. Wells Jr. Mr. Ian Pippy Mr. Philmore Smith Mr. Joseph Ames Thompson Mr. Alexander B. West Mr. Jamie Pistilli Mr. Ronald Arthur Smith Mr. J. Walter Thompson Mr. Timothy H. West Mr. Keefer Pitfield Mr. Stuart Smith Mr. Paul R. Thomson Jr. Mr. John W. Westbrook Mr. Alain Pitre Mr. George B. Smith Mr. Robert D. Thomson Rev. George A. Westerberg Mr. Jack Pittard Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Smith Mr. Robert R. Thomson Dr. James L. Wetzel Jr. Mr. Howard T. Pitts Mrs. Janet Smith Mr. Greg Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Weymouth Jr. Mr. Charles Poirier Mr. Lew Smith Mr. James A. Timmins Mr. Gilbert L. Whiffen Mr. Timothy J. Politis Mr. Paul Smith Mr. Darrell Tingley Dr. George A. Whiple Ms. Lesa Pomeroy Mr. Robert Smith Mr. Duane Tingley Mr. Richard Whitaker Mr. Philip T. Pope Mr. Stephen R. Smith Mr. Gerald Tingley Mr. Clark M. Whitcomb ASF Development Mr. Marcel Porlier Mr. Terry Smith Mr. Richard J. Tingley Mr. Brian White Mr. Daniel Porter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snodgrass Mr. Steven A. Tobi Mr. Robert A. Whited Mr. Peter Porter Mr. David C. Snyder Mr. Peter Tobias Mr. David K. Whitney Mr. Rick A. Poston ASF Development and other staff members are regularly attending a variety Mr. James Snyder Mr. James S. Todd Mr. Henry L. Whittemore Mr. Jay A. Potsdam of outdoor shows where they can interact with individuals having an interest Dr. and Mrs. Bryan Sohl Mr. & Mrs. R. Warren Tompkins Dr. Fred Whoriskey Mr. James A. Potter Mr. Robert G. Sohrweide Mr. Thomas K. Tonge Mr. Charles Wiesner Mr. Arthur G. Potts Jr. in Atlantic salmon and their issues. Dr. Stephen Soppet Mr. Henrik G. Tonning Mr. and Mrs. Robin J. Wilber Mr. Robert Potvin Mr. Robert D. Sopuck Mr. Thomas F. Torbik Mr. Bruce H. Wildsmith Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Pouleur Mr. Robert L. Rich Dr. and Mrs. Mike Salgado Mr. Guy Sorel Mr. David L. Townsend Mr. Warren D. Wilkins Mr. Jean-Hubert Pouleur Mr. Nicolas Richard Mr. Noel Sampson Mr. Duncan Sorli Mr. Charles T. Treadway III Mr. William G. Wilkinson Mr. Michael Powell Mr. Warren A. Richardson Jr. Mr. Kurt Samways Mr. Philip J. Sorrell Mr. Peter J. Treboldi Mr. Brian H. Williams Dr. Geoffrey Power Dr. James L. Richenderfer Mr. and Mrs. N. Clark Sancton Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Sourbeer Mr. Paul S. Tregunno Mr. Cullen Williams Mr. Michael K. Power Mr. Philip E. Richter Dr. Richard A Saunders Dr. Brian C. Spence Mr. Francois Tremblay Dr. Keith Williams Jr. Mr. Wayne Power Mr. Charles J.E. Rickett Mr. Geoffrey A. Saunders Mr. Gary Spencer Mr. Martin J. Tripp Mr. Keith L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Vikash Prasad Mr. David A. Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Savage Mr. K. B. Spencer Mr. Stephen Tudor Mr. Terry L. Williams Ms. Patricia Pratt Mr. Danny Ripley Mr. John V. Sawyer II Mr. James A. Spendiff Mr. and Mrs. John A. Turner Ms. Linda Williams Mr. Tom Prescott Mr. Alan Ritchie Ms. Laurence Schaller Mr. Wolfgang Spors Dr. R. Douglas Tweedie Mr. Mark Willigar Mr. John N. Preston Mr. Robert C. Robb Mr. Tom Scheibelhut Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Sprangers Mr. Richard G. Tyler Mr. Michael D. Willis Mr. G. Rex Primmer Mr. Ronald L. Roberts Mr. Robert V. Schoeller Mr. Edwin A. Sprowl Mr. Clark Udle Mr. John E. Willson Mr. Louis Prud'Homme Dr. T. Michael Roberts Mr. Jochen Schroer Mr. Gary H. Stairs Mr. Peter Udle Mr. Allen S. Wilmot Mr. Douglas S. Pryde Mr. Mike Robichaud Mr. and Mrs. Christian Schulte Mr. Ross D. Stairs Mr. Walter P. Ulicny Mr. David J. Wilson Mr. Rick Pryde Mr. Scott H. Roby Mr. Richard S. Scott Dr. John E. Stambaugh Mr. Walter W. Ungermann Mr. Donald E. Wilson Mr. Arthur C. Pulitzer Mr. John R. Rodelli Mr. Joseph G. Scott Mr. James P. Staples Mr. Richard D. Upham Mr. Stephen L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Purcell Mr. Peter Rodgers Mrs. Sue Ann Scott Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Steckler Mr. James Urquhart Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Winthrop Jr. Mr. J. Thomas Purves Mr. Ronald R. Rodgers Mr. Michael S. Scrivner Dr. Robert Stefanison Mr. James R. Utaski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winthrop II Mr. Albert Putnam Jr. Mr. Roy Roedger Mr. James W. Seager Mr. George Stefanko Mr. William T. Utley Mr. Edwin W. Wislar Mr. Thomas P. Putnam Mr. Bruce W. Rogers Jr. Mr. James Seay III Dr. Carl R. Steindel Mr. Louis Vaillancourt Mrs. Mary Wobma Mr. Thomas G. Quattlebaum Ms. Kathleen Rollin Mr. Bruce Seiden Mr. Joseph Steiniger Mr. G. Gerald Valgora Mr. Dean Wolcott Mr. Richard Quinby Dr. Mark Romanowsky Mr. Peyton Self Mr. James Stenson Mr. David P. Van Burgel Mr. Robert M. Wolcott Mr. Chris Rafuse Mr. Alexander Romanowsky Mr. Jim G. Semple Mr. Kirk P. Sterling Mr. Michael H. Van Dusen Mr. Michael G. Wolfson Mr. Gavin J. Rainnie Mr. Bradley Ronco Mr. Gary Seput Mr. Harold F. Stevens QC Mr. Laurence G. Van Peursem Mr. Robert B. Wolter Mr. David L. Rainville Mr. John W. Rose & Ms. Carolyn A. Mr. Bill Seretta Mr. David W. Stevenson Mr. Roy T. Van Vleck Mr. Parker H. Wong Mr. Edmund Ramsaur Pedone Mr. Richard J. Shackleton Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stewart Dr. Terry W. Varney Mr. Thomas Wood Mr. Matthew M. Ramsay Ms. Janet C. Ross Dr. Randall Shannon Dr. Josef Stirken Mr. W. Steve Vaughan Mr. Alexander Wood Mr. Fred J. Ramsey Mr. John E. Ross Mr. C. Terry Shaw Mr. Thomas Stoker Mr. David Verchere Mr. and Mrs. Alain Wood-Prince Mr. Lawrence G. Ranslow Mr. Cyril B. Ross Ms. Lois Shaw Dr. Benjamin Stone Mr. Christian Vernes Mr. Barry T. Woods Dr. Lawrence N. Rappaport Mr. Howard M. Rossbach Mr. and Mrs. David Sheaff Mr. Lewis Storb Mr. Richard G. Verney Mr. Bryan Woods Ms. Mary Lou Rath Mr. Ronald W. Rothenberger Mr. Humphrey J. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Strait Mr. John A. Vickery Mr. John R. Woods Mr. Dan Raymond Mr. James Rourke Dr. Huntington Sheldon Mr. Peter A. Sturtevant Mr. Jacob Viereck Mr. Reg Woods Mr. George J. Records Mr. George R. Routledge Mr. Herbert Shephard Mr. Paul Sudolski Ms. Kathleen Vignos Folsom Mr. Timothy W. Woodworth Mr. George Redburn Mr. Richard Routledge Mrs. Suzanne Sherer Mr. Gary A. Sugar Mr. Peter L. Villa Mr. S. Douglas Woollings Mr. L. J. Reddin Mr. John J. Rowen Mr. Elwin E.H. Sherrard Mr. Russell V. Sullivan Mr. Ralph Vitale Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Worsham Mr. Eric Redman Mr. J. William Rowley Mr. John Shipley Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sullivan Mr. Rolf Voergaard Mr. Gavin Wright Mr. and Mrs. L. Keith Reed Mr. Paul Roy Mr. Pat Short Mr. Paul N. Summers Ms. Vanessa Vogler Mr. David E. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Reese Mr. Robert Roy Dr. Jonathan J. Shoukimas Dr. Edward K. Swain Jr. Mr. F. Skiddy Von Stade III Mr. Provan A. Wylie Mr. Charles B. Reeves Jr. Dr. Paul Rubery Mr. David Sides Mr. Ronald S. Swanson Mr. John Von Stade Mr. Jeffries Wyman Jr. Mr. Doug Reevey Mr. Thomas E. Russell III Mr. Robert M. Sidler Mr. William J. Swanson Mr. Boyd H. Walker Mr. and Mrs. William Yarn Mr. Walter Regan Mr. David M. Russell Mr. Andre R. Sigourney Mr. Frederick J. Sweet Mr. Franklin M. Walker Jr. Mr. Doug York Mr. Donald T. Reilly Mr. Robert J. Rutherford Dr. Lelan F. Sillin III Dr. Martha Sweeting Mr. Thomas J. Walker Dr. James A. York Ms. Cathy Remus Mr. Donald A. Ryan Sr. Dr. M. Theodore Silver Mr. David N. Swinford Senator John D. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Yasuo W. Yoshida Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Renfrew Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rytwinski M. Pierre Simard Ms. Pamela Tarek Ms. Shawna Wallace Mr. David D. Young Mr. Henry C. Reusch Mr. Michael D. Ryus Mr. James R. Simcoke Mr. Arthur M. Tasker Dr. Alexander H. Walsh Mr. Thomas C. Young Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Reynolds Mr. Barry Sabean Dr. Albert J. Simkins Jr. Mr. Carl G. Taylor Mr. Joseph T. Walsh III Mr. William A. Young Mr. Edgar Rhodes Mr. Jean-Francois Sabourin Mr. Allan Simm Mr. DeCourcy Taylor Mr. Charles R. Wanamaker Mr. William P. Young Mr. Chad Rice Mr. Garry Safford Mr. & Mrs. James W.C. Sinclair Mr. Kenneth H. Taylor Jr. Dr. James L. Warner Dr. Anthony Yue
ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 21 Mr. Robert S. Zalkowitz Bird Holdings Ltd. City Boy Forge Empire Grill Griffin & Howe La Fondation Richard Adams Mr. Gerald Zegers and Black Brook Salmon Club City of Dieppe The Charles Engelhard Foundation Groupe Deschenes Inc. LaHave River Salmon Association Ms. Ellen Hostert Blue Charm Angling Shop Clearwater Fine Foods Incorporated Erling's Variety Groupe Savoie Inc. Lawson & Creamer Mr. Ray Zeiner Blue Ridge Club Loisir de la rivière Carquet Inc. Ernst & Young LLP The Guardian Life Insurance Ledges Fishing Corporation Mr. Michael Zelman Blue Sky West LLC Cobequid Salmon Association Essex County Community Foundation Company of America Legislative Library Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. BMO Coconut Lagoon Estancia Caleufu Guideline Canadian Distributor Les Fougères Restaurant Ziebarth The Alexander Bodini Foundation Cold Spring Camp Ltd. Estancia Tecka The Guilford Fund Les Habitations Sylvain Ménard inc. Mr. D. Lloyd Zinck S. E. Bogdan Custom Built Fly Reels Coleman Management Services The Everglades Foundation Inc. The Zachary & Lindsey Gund Les Investissements Fetch Inc Mr. Robert Zurbrugg The Bolling Foundation Fund of the Colwell's Fair Play Foundation Foundation Limay River Lodge Mr. Jonathan M. True Delaware Community Foundation Commercial Properties Limited Fairmont Le Château Montebello The Gordon and Llura Phil Lind Foundation at the Aqueduct Boyt Harness Company Commonwealth Plywood Co. Ltd. The Famous Grouse Gund Foundation Foundation Braeval The Community Foundation for Fancy Hill Foundation Half Moon Foundation Lindblad Expeditions CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, The John and Judy Bragg Family Greater Atlanta Far Bank Enterprises T. R. Hall Land & Cattle Co. Robert & Teresa Lindsay Foundation GOVERNMENT, ORGANIZATIONS Foundation Conam Charitable Foundation Fauna Restaurant Hamilton Cove Fund of Maine Lite Investments Ltd. Brecks International Inc. Condevco Inc. Fidelity Investments Community Foundation Live Oak Foundation Abel Products Bristol Gate Conestoga-Rovers & Associates Limited Fin Chaser Charters Frederic C. Hamilton Family Foundation Lockhart Foundation Abercorn Estates Brodeur Charitable Fund Consiglio Di Nino Finavon Castle Water Hammond River Angling Association Longnecker Fund Ace Mercado Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Family Conway Baxter Wilson LLP Firesteed Corporation Handler, Thayer LLP Loop Canada David & Noel Adams Charitable Fund Foundation Copley Fine Arts Auctions, LLC First Republic Bank The Haynes-Connell Foundation Lorneville Mechanical Contractors Ltd. Airlie Foundation William Clapp Bullock Jr. Family Corporation de gestion des rivières The Fish Market Help Lesotho The Losam Fund AirSprint Foundation Matapédia et Patapédia Fisheries & Marine Institute Heritage Court Holdings Limited Lounsbury Company Ltd. Alan Howie Golf Shop C. & E. Holdings Inc. Country Haven Lodge Fisheries & Oceans Canada The Hermitage Club The Lunar Rogue Pub Alec G. Henley Group Cabela's Canada The Courtyard Fishing Fever Fly & Tackle Shop Rodger Hess Productions Inc. L'Uomo - Montréal Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. Cadwalader Cox and Palmer Stephanie and Lawrence Flinn Jr. Henry Hicks Holdings Ltd. Lyle Tilley Davidson Allied Aviation Service Company of Donald Grant & Ann Martin Crabtree Foundation Charitable Trust Hidden Bench Vineyards & Winery Inc. H.B. Lynch Investments Inc. Nfld. Limited Calder Fdn. Craft Restaurant Flipper's Seafood Restaurant Highland Park Single Malt Mac Williams Engineering Ltd. Altius Minerals Corporation Camp Bonaventure Cranton Cottages Limited Florida Wildlife Federation Scotch Whiskey The Macallan & Highland Park American Endowment Foundation Canaqua Seafoods Limited Crosbie Group Limited Flowers River Lodge Hilltop Bar & Grill Ambassador in Canada AMIRIX Systems Inc. Cape Kidnappers Crown Custom Shirts Raymond & Maria Floyd Family Holden America Inc. The Doug and Gloria MacDonald The Angling Club Lax-á Capital Hotel Cullman & Kravis Inc. Foundation HollisWealth Foundation Inc. Angling Service Strengir Capital Partners Joseph & Joan Cullman Conservation Fluor Canada Ltd. Holt Renfrew MacDougall, MacDougall & Appalachian Mountain Club CarCanada Corporation Foundation Inc. The Fly Casters Home Box Office Inc. MacTier Inc. Apple Lane Foundation Carvaggio The Dammann Fund Inc. Fly Fishing Collaborative The Horne Family Charitable Machias Savings Bank Aretsky's Patroon Cascapedia Society Inc. Danbe Foundation Inc. Fondation de la faune du Québec Foundation Mactaquac Biodiversity Facility The Arkwright Foundation Casino Nova Scotia Danielsson Fly Reels Fondation pour le saumon du The HRK Foundation Madison Paper Industries Arluk Outfitters Castle Arms Dartmouth Clay Target Association Grand Gaspé HSBC Bank Canada Magic Waters Patagonia Armour Transport Inc. (VEMCO) Cavendish Farms Davidson Realty Consultants Forbes Roth Basque HSBI Benefits Inc. Maine Council of ASF Arrow Construction Products Ltd. Cavicchis' Meats Deloitte Fore River Foundation Humber Valley Resort Maine Council of Trout Unlimited Art Nunavik CBCL Limited Delta Beausejour Fort Folly First Nation Ideal Supply Company Ltd. Maine Department of Inland Arthur James Clothing Co. Centre for NFLD Studies Delta Brunswick Foundation Seed Potatoes Igloo Lake Lodge Fisheries & Wildlife Assante Wealth Management Chicago Fly Fishing Outfitters Ltd. Devine Fine Jewellery Four Seasons Hotel Chicago Innergex II Inc. Makivik Corporation Association de la rivière Ste-Marguerite CIBC Dieppe Fly Tying Club Fox Harbour Resort International Joint Commission Maliseet Nation Conservation Association de protection de la rivière Cineplex Entertainment Head Office Digital Barn Ltd. Franklin Club International Paper Inc. Council Inc. St-Jean Dillon Consulting Limited Fredericton Inn Inti Malal Lodge Mallard Cottage Restaurant Athena by Anstey Salon & Spa DIVCO Limited Fredericton Outfitters Inventive Marine Products Ltd. Mamma Grazzis Kitchen Atlantic Controls Divino Wine Studio Fresco Bistro Irving Consumer Products Limited Mandarin Oriental Atlantic Rivers Outfitting Company DJS Holdings Ltd. Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Irving Oil Ltd. Margaree Salmon Association Atlantic Salmon Conservation Doctors Island Club Jacobson LLP Islander Precision Reels Margaree Salmon Museum Foundation The Donnelley Foundation Friends of Craig Brook Islander Resort Marine Capital Inc. The Atlantic Salmon Trust Dorian's Seafood Market Frontiers International Travel Israel Family Fund Market Street Trust Company Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Douglaston Salmon Run Lodge The Fuller Foundation Inc. JDI Marriott Courtyard Hotel Commission Down East Boat Works Inc. Fundy Engineering and Consulting Ltd. Jerome Photographer Martine De Repentigny Atlantic Vascular Surgeons Society Downeast Salmon Federation/EMARC Fundy Fencing Ltd. Jet-Share Aviation Inc. Matakauri Lodge Avalon Cuban Fishing Centers Downtown Moncton Centre-ville Inc Fundy National Park Johnson's Construction Ltd. Matapedia River Lodge Avon River Metalworks Thomas & Sandra Doyle Family Fund Fundy Tide Holdings Limited Steven E. & Michelle Karol Charitable MBM Intellectual Property Law Groupe Axor Inc. Drift Outfitters and Fly Shop Jean Gaulin Foundation Foundation McAdams Charitable Foundation Bachman Strauss Family Duke of Duckworth Pub and Eatery GEMTEC Limited Kauri Cliffs Lodge MCAP Service Corporation Foundation Inc. Dupuis Funeral Home Ltd. The Georges Family Foundation Kedgwick Salmon Club Inc. McBurney Pools Ltd. BASE Concept Inc. Earnscliffe Strategy Group Giffin Artworks Kenauk Nature The McCallan Bass Pro Shops Canada Inc. East Coast Catering Ltd. Glen Eden Salmon Lodge Kent Building Supplies John & Karin McCormick Beam Suntory Eastern Shore Wildlife Association Gloria Bass Design Kingfisher River Guides Foundation Inc. Beane Family Fund of the Maine The Catherine and Fredrik Eaton Peter and Aileen Godsick Foundation King's Plumbing and Heating McInnes Cooper Community Foundation Charitable Foundation The Goodnow Fund Kinsley Foundation McKay's Blueberry Beaver Lodge Ltd. The Thor E. & Nicole Eaton Family Leon and Lisa Gorman Fund A.P. Kirby Jr. Foundation Inc. McKenzie Foundation Fund of the Beaverkill Valley Inn Charitable Foundation Grant Thornton LLP Kitchen Fashions Community Foundation of Greater Beckta Dining and Wine EB Marketing Gordon and Patricia Gray Animal Kleinschmidt Associates Chattanooga
Belmond UK Ltd. Scott Poborsa Echo Foundation Welfare Foundation KMA Management Corporation Sumner T. McKnight Foundation Beretta Canada Economy Glass Great Performances The Kneisel Foundation The McLean Foundation Betteridge Eldredge Bros. Fly Shop Great-West Life Assurance Company Knobloch Fund of the Fairfield County C. C. McOuat Ltd. Big River Camps 2012 Inc. Elm Grove Foundation Green Diamond Equipment Community Foundation Medavie Blue Cross Big Salmon River Angling Lloyd Gerry, ASF Board Member, Elmina B. Sewall Foundation Green Drake Outfitters KPMG T.R. Meighen Family Foundation Association Inc. Embassy of Iceland James H Greene Jr. Fund Kramer Portraits Mer et Soleil Biodiversity Research Institute examines silent auction items at the Embassy of Portugal Greenwood Lane Incorporated Kukunsook Camp Owners Assoc. Merivale Fish Grill Bird Construction Company Toronto Dinner. Emera New Brunswick Grey Ghost Destinations L. L. Bean Incorporated Mills Foundation
22 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION Miramichi Anglers Association Petit Bill's Bistro Scott Family Fund at the Toronto TOMO Restaurant Miramichi Headwater Salmon Petitcodiac Sportsman's Club Inc. Foundation Tom's Brook Club Federation Inc Pheasant Hill Foundation Sears Goldsmith Tortoise Club Miramichi Salmon Association Pheasant Hill Vineyard Sentry Investments Toscano Restaurant MJ Gardner Consulting Pieroway Rod Company Canada Services Financiers Consilium Inc. Total Depth Foundation Modern Enterprises Limited Pilkington Family Fund of the New York Shadow Lawn Inn Trafelet Foundation Inc. Moncton & Area Trappers Council Community Trust Shangri-La Hotel The Joel H. and Marjorie T. Moncton Fish & Game Association Inc. Pink House Fund of the Chester The Sharp Fund PLD of the New York Treisman Foundation Montana Angler Fly Fishing County Community Foundation Community Trust Trilithon Construction Inc. Montana Fly Company J. W. Pittard and Company Sheepscot Valley Conservation Assn. Trout and Salmon Foundation The Rose and Walter Montgomery Pleasant Paddling Shenkman Corporation Trout Unlimited Canada - Foundation Ponoi River Company The Walter V. and Judith L. Shipley Prince County Chapter Montrose Atlantic Port of Saint John Family Foundation Trumpington Properties Limited The Moore Charitable Foundation Potash Corporation of Shoal Investments Ltd. TSWII Management Co. Moosehead Breweries Ltd. New Brunswick Inc. Simms Fishing Products Tuckamore Lodge Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. Pourvoirie Moisie Nipissis Inc. Sirius Fund Two Brooks Lodge Mountain Channel Salmon Club Inc. Power Corporation of Canada Sistina The G. Unger Vetlesen Mountain Equipment Coop PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Jane Smith Turner Foundation Foundation John and Susan Mullin Fund of The Privateer Rum The Smoke Joint Restaurant Group United States Fish and Community Foundation serving Province of New Brunswick Snowy Owl Foundation Wildlife Service Richmond and Central Virginia Province of Prince Edward Island Sodexo United Way of Halifax Region Nakiska on the River Provincial Airlines Sommers Motor Generator Sales University of New Brunswick - SJ Dawn Deppi Nanna's Bakery Proximo Spirits Inc Limited University of PEI National Fish & Wildlife Foundation PTJ Operations LLC Source Management Limited Upper Oxbow Outdoor Adventures National Oceanic & Atmospheric Pure Fishing Canada Souris & Area Branch of PEI Wildlife Upstream Solutions Inc. Tim MacDonald, Ernie Nutter and John Livey share a light moment at Administration QM Construction Ltd. Federation Urban Angler LLC the New York Dinner. National Parks Conservation Quanto Basta Spencer Family Charitable Foundation Glen and Andrea Urban Association Québec Sporting inc. Spiegel Sohmer Charitable Fund The Nature Conservancy Quidi Vidi Brewing Sporting Intentions US Department of Agriculture MATCHING GIFT DONORS Mr. Hoagy B. Carmichael NB Wildlife Trust Fund Quidi Vidi Village Plantation Square Forks Club Natural Resources Conservation Ms. Betty Carter-Teeple Nepisiguit Salmon Association The Stephen F. Quill Family Foundation St. Martha's Brasserie D'Orleans Service Capital Group Companies Dr. Wilfred M. Carter* Nervous Waters Quinlan Brother's Limited St. Mary's River Smokehouses Valley Ridge Furniture GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Dr. Claude Cholette Neuberger Berman Quoddy Link Marine Inc. Stantec Consulting Services Inc. The Van Poznak Family Trust The Glenmede Trust Company Mr. Donald C. Christ The New Brunswick Salmon The Raether 1985 Charitable Trust Stashe Village Developers LLC IBM Corporation John and Pattie Cleghorn and Family Council Inc. Ray Griffin Foundation State of Maine - Department of Vivianna Day Spa Seymour H. Knox Foundation Mr. Don Paul Cliver* Newalta Corporation Raymond James Trust NA Agriculture, Conservation & W. K. Webb & Associates NStar Electric & Gas Mr. Tristram C. Colket Jr. Newcap Inc. Raymond's Restaurant Forestry Wacky Flooring Group Nike Inc. Ms. Jane E. Cooke Newco Construction Inc. RBC State of Maine - Department of Wade's Fishing Lodge Perkins Charitable Foundation Mr. Harold Corrigan* Newfound Disposal Systems REC Components Marine Resources The Elizabeth Wakeman Henderson Pew Charitable Trusts The Hon. Jacques Courtois Q.C.* Limited Redbourne Inc. Steak & Sushi Charitable Fdn. Pfizer Foundation The Harold Crabtree Foundation Newfound Outfitting Reed Family Foundation Steelhead Corporation Wasabi Japanese Restaurant Mr. E. C. Cousins Newman's Own Foundation Refrigeration Specialists Inc. Stephens Inc. & Sushi Bar Mr. Edgar M. Cullman Jr. Nine Star Designs Restigouche River Lodge Jim & Marilyn Stewart Family Fund The Waterfall Family Foundation ROYAL WULFF SOCIETY/ Mr. Edgar M. Cullman Sr.* Norcross Wildlife Foundation Inc. Rich Family Foundation Stewart McKelvey WCT III & JDT Family Foundation LEGACY GIFTS Mr. Joseph F. Cullman 3rd* North Atlantic Salmon Fund Richard King Mellon Foundation James M. and Margaret V. Stine The Webster Foundation Mr. Gordon Cunningham Northeast Publishing Company Rifflin Hitch Lodge Foundation Inc. R. Howard Webster Foundation ASF wishes to thank and recognize Mr. James Dionne Northumberland Salmon Protection Rip Tide Bait & Tackle Stoneface Dolly's Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP those who have made a contribution, Mr. Robert Doucet Association Ristigouche Salmon Club Stratford Festival of Canada George Weiss Associates pledge, or bequest to the ASF The Peter Duchin Foundation Norwegian Flyfishers Club AS Ritchies Discount Warehouse Ltd. Strawberry Hill Resort Deke and Hope Welles Fund of Endowment Fund. The Jim Dudley Atlantic Salmon Nova Scotia Fisheries & Aquaculture Robert V. Rasmussen Foundation STS Foundation the Toledo Community Foundation Research Trust Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation Eric W. Roberts Fund Tim and Wendy Sullivan Family Henry E. & Consuelo S. Wenger Dr. John M. Anderson* Mr. Ralph H. Duggins Nova Scotia Salmon Association Rocky Brook Camp Charitable Fund Foundation Inc. Senator W. D. Angus Mr. Tim H. Dunn Ocean Capital Investments NB Ltd. The Roemer Foundation Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Werbcorp Inc. Mr. Ralph L. Archibald The Eaton Foundation Office Interiors Group Rogers Family Fund of the New York Suthart Graphics and The Whalesbone Oyster House Mr. Robert R. Barker* Mr. Donald N. Ebright* George L. Ohrstrom Jr. Foundation Community Trust Management Ltd. White Rapids Salmon Club Mr. Christopher T. Barrow Mr. Jon R. Eggleston Old Creel Canoe & Kayak Rogers Communications Inc. Sutter Salmon Club Whitehall Investments Limited Mr. Anson McC Beard Jr. The Charles W. Engelhard Foundation OP Fishing & Hunting Rossmount Inn (2001) Inc. Swan Art William Joseph Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beatty Mr. Marshall Field V O'Regans Toyota Dartmouth Royal Canadian Mint Sweet Grass Dairy Wilson Fuel Co. Limited Mr. Robert J. Beausoleil* Lawrence G. Finch Charitable Trust Orvis Company Inc. Royal Environmental Inc. Swift Current Enterprises Wilson's Sporting Camps Ltd. Mrs. Georgina Bissell Ms. Mollie Fitzgerald OSCO Construction Group S & E Services Limited Partnership Syrus Réputation Frances Louise Wolfson Family Capt. David Blinken Hadley and Mary Ford Oshkosh Area Community Foundation Sacajawea Charitable Foundation The Table Restaurant Foundation Mr. George H. Blumenauer Mr. Neil W. Franklin Ottawa Senators Hockey Club Sackville Rivers Association Tabufile Atlantic Limited Woodward Group of Companies Mr. and Mrs. E.U. Curtis Bohlen Dr. Gerry W. Friars Otter Foundation Saco Frame Center and Gallery Tabusintac Club World Wildlife Fund Mr. Robert H. Bolling Jr.* Georgia Pacific Oxford Frozen Foods Ltd. Safari Anticosti Outfitters Tai Top Fly Co., Ltd. Wright-Pierce Mr. Robert R. Bonczek Mr. Geoffrey S. Giffin The Painted Trout Sage Urban Developments James C. & Evelyn M. Taylor Fund XS Scuba Inc. Mr. Anthony L. Boynton Mr. Randolph Giffin Palmer Atlantic Insurance Ltd. Salmon Brook Association Taylor Printing Group Inc. XV Beacon Mr. John Bragg Mr. S. Parker Gilbert* Palmer Foundation Salmonid Association of Eastern NFLD Teed Saunders Doyle & Co. Yellow Dog Flyfishing Adventures Mr. William S. Brewster* Mr. R. Evan L. Gill Park Fuels Ltd. Salon 48 Telegraph Journal The Christine and Jaime Yordan Mr. Hubert N. Brosseau Mr. Frank A. Godchaux III Patagonia San Pietro Thistle Fishing Club Inc. Foundation Mr. William C. R. Browne Mr. Francis Goelet* Pelican Fishery and Grill Sand County Foundation Tides Canada Foundation York Capital Management (US) Mr. C. Austin Buck Mr. Edward B. Goodnow Penobscot Indian Nation Scaramouche William & Anne Tierney Advisors L.P. Mr. William C. Bullock Jr. Mr. H. Gibson Guion* Penobscot Salmon Club Inc. The Schad Foundation Charitable Trust Zaepfel Development Co. Inc. Mr. Albert H. Burchfield Dr. F. Keith Hall Perseverance Marine Franklin D. Schurz Jr. Charitable Fund Tight Lines Jewelry ZAO Reka Ponoi Mr. G. Allan Burton* Mr. Randolph Harrison Pershing Advisor Solutions Scotiabank Toledo Community Foundation The Zed Group Mr. Donald G. Calder Mr. Arden R. Haynes
ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 23 Oromocto Watershed Association Petitcodiac Sportsman’s Club AFFILIATES Restigouche River Camp Owners Association Restigouche River Watershed Management Council Salmonid Council of Ristigouche Salmon Club Newfoundland and Labrador Sackville Rod and Gun Club Don Hutchens, President Salmon River Association Environment Resource Management Association (ERMA) Southeastern Anglers Association Freshwater/Alexander Bay Ecosystem Corporation (FABEC) St. John Basin Salmon Recovery Inc. Dawn Deppi Newfoundland and Labrador Outfitters Association Sussex Fish and Game Association Norris Arm and Area Economic Development Committee Tobique Salmon Protective Association Inc. Northern Peninsula Recreational Fishers Association Inc. Mary Barley and A. J. Mleczko Griswold have a riverside chat onstage Salmon Association of Eastern Newfoundland (SAEN) Nova Scotia Salmon Association at the ASF New York fundraiser Salmon Preservation Association for the Waters of Réné Aucoin, President Newfoundland (SPAWN) Antigonish Rivers Association Mr. Roy Hershey Mr. Graham M. Pitcher LaHave River Salmon Association Mr. Paul Heymann Power Corporation of Canada New Brunswick Salmon Council St Mary's River Association Mr. Stephen T. Hibbard The R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation Mr. James A. Hill* Mr. Jim Ramsey Debbie Norton, President Medway River Salmon Association Mr. Osbert Hodge Mr. Ken Reardon* Atlantic Salmon For Northern Maine Queens County Fish & Game Association Mr. John E. Houghton Mr. Nathaniel P. Reed Big Salmon River Angling Association Cobequid Salmon Association Mr. Joseph P. Hubert Mr. William G. Reed Mr. James D. Irving Jr. Mr. John H. Remer* Canaan River Fish & Game Association Margaree Salmon Association Mr. David M. Johnston Eric Roberts and M.C. O'Connor Club Chasse et Peche St.leonard Mushamush Salmon Association Mr. George T. Kaneb* Dr. David E. Rodger* Mr. B. Vincent Kelly Mr. Donald M. Rogers Club Loisir de la Rivière Caraquet Inc Pictou County Rivers Association Mr. Aaron J. Kennon Mr. Richard Rusk Dieppe Fly-tying Club Friends of the Cornwallis River Mr. Barron U. Kidd Mr. Salty Saltzman* Fort Folly Habitat Recovery Cheticamp River Association Mr. Peter Kilburn* Mr. J. Michael G. Scott* Mr. William J. Kneisel Mr. Appleton H. Seaverns* Fredericton Fish and Game Sackville Rivers Association Mr. Irwin Kramer* Mr. Jon R. Shakour Hammond River Angling Association Clean Annapolis River Project Mr. Richer LaFleche Dr. Joseph F. Sherer Jr.* Mr. James Lawley Mr. Larry Shier Maliseet Nation Conservation Council (mncc) Salmon River Salmon Association Mr. Elisha F. Lee Ms. Dorothy Shipley Management of Salmon on the Restigouche North Colchester River Restoration Association Mr. Edwards F. Leiper III Mr. Walter V. Shipley and tributaries (MSRT/GSRT) Petite Rivière Salmon Association Mr. John H. Logan Mr. Arthur Simard* Mr. Dan W. Lufkin Dr. Jonathan Slocum* Meduxnekeag River Association Kings county Wildlife Association Mr. Arthur T. Lyman Jr.* Mr. Heward Stikeman Q.C.* Miramichi Headwaters Salmon Federation Eastern Shore Wildlife Association Mr. Henry Lyman* Mr. David B. Stone* Mr. William M. R. Mapel* Bill and Suzanne Taylor Miramichi Salmon Association Clean Annapolis River Project Mr. Curtis McCone Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Taylor Moncton Fish and Game Association Mr. Irvine McCoombs Mr. and Mrs. John M. Thompson Nashwaak Watershed Association Prince Edward Island Mr. John L. McDougall Q.C. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Timmons Mr. W. Thorpe McKenzie Mr. Stephen Tonning Nepisiguit Salmon Association Mark Lanigan, President Mr. A. O. Miller Mr. Clinton B. Townsend NB Professional Guides and Outfitters Association Morell River Management Coop Mr. Michael A. Meighen Mr. Pierre Tremblay* Merck Family Fund Mr. George Tucker New Brunswick Wildlife Federation Central Queens Wildlife Federation Senator Hartland de M. Molson* Mr. Royall Victor III Northumberland Salmon Protection Association Souris and Area Branch of then PEI Wildlife Federation Mr. Stephen T. Molson Wallace Readers Digest Special Projects Mr. Arthur P. Morgan Fund (New York Community Trust) The Navarre Foundation Dr. James Woodward Wallace Mr. George Neavoll Mr. Douglas A. Walmsley Nova Scotia Salmon Association Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Watson III Donal* and Katie O'Brien Mr. Philip L. Webster The John M. Olin Foundation Inc. Dr. Fred Whoriskey Mr. Dan Panni* Mr. Robert Winthrop* Dr. Livingston Parsons Jr. Frances Louise Wolfson Family Mr. B. Waring Partridge IV Foundation Dr. Murray C. Patrick* Mr. Arthur M. Wood Mr. Thomas S. Pebler Mrs. Joan Wulff Mr. Antonio Paulino Alvarez Mr. Robert E. Zoellner* Mr. Charles G. Phillips Mr. Ogden Mills Phipps (*Deceased)
24 ANNUAL REPORT 2015 | ATLANTIC SALMON FEDERATION STAFF Trout Unlimited Prince County Chapter Regroupement pour la restauration Beth Ames...... Executive Assistant to the President PEI Watershed Alliance des 3 rivières Pabos Mike Best ...... Research Technician Ristigouche salmon club Cindy Bartlett...... Development Assistant/Membership Services Fédération québecoise Société Cascapédia inc. pour le saumon atlantique Société de gestion de la rivière Grande-Rivière Jill Alcott Baskin...... Director, Development (U.S.) Jean Boudreault, President Société de gestion de la rivière Matane Jonathan Carr...... Executive Director, Research & Environment Société de gestion rivière Ouelle AECOM Graham Chafe...... Biologist Association chasse et pêche Catshalac Société de restauration et de gestion Association de conservation de la vallée de la rivière Nouvelle Jason Daniels ...... Biologist du Gouffre Association de la rivière Sainte-Marguerite Anita Cline ...... Controller Association de protection rivière Saint-Jean Association de la Rivière Ste-Marguerite Natasha England...... Manager Special Events Association pour la protection du saumon Association des pêcheurs sportifs de et de la rivière Pentecôte saumon de la rivière Rimouski Holly Johnson ...... Manager, Public Information Boralex Corporation de gestion de la rivière Hardy Frost ...... Maintenance Manager Camp Bonaventure Saint-Jean-Saguenay Andrew Goode...... Vice President, U.S. Operations Camp de pêche Rivière-Moisie DRILLMEX INC. Martin Silverstone...... Editor, Atlantic Salmon Journal Chasse et pêche Chicoutimi Pesca Environnement Club Hill camp inc. Pourvoirie Moisie-Nipissis inc Carolyn Leavitt...... Development Assistant - Annual Fund Comité développement touristique Mary LeBlanc ...... Development Assistant – Special Events et économique de Godbout Maine Council Bill Mallory...... Executive VP, Chief Financial Officer Conseil du bassin versant de la Alan “Chubba” Kane, President rivière Restigouche Downeast Salmon Federation Ellen Merrill...... Finance & Development Assistant Conseil Tribal Mamuitun Eddington Salmon club David Meerburg...... Scientific & Policy Advisor Corporation de gestion de la pêche Friends of Craig Brook NFH Tom Moffatt ...... Communications & Education Specialist sportive de la rivière Mitis inc. Friends of Green Lake NFH Corporation de gestion de la George's River TU Cynthia Patterson ...... Project/Office Assistant, Brunswick, Maine (U.S.) rivière à saumon des Escoumins Kennebec Coalition Irene Pohle...... Advertising Manager, Editorial Assistant Corporation de gestion des rivières Kennebec Valley TU Kirsten Rouse...... Exec Director Development Matapédia et Patapédia Maine council TU Sue Scott ...... Vice-President, Communications Corporation du bassin de la Jacques-Cartier Penobscot County Conservation Association Cp-Société immobilière Cap-Nord Penobscot River & Bay Institute Dr. Stephen Sutton ...... Coordinator of Community Outreach and Engagement Le Camp Watchichou inc. Penobscot Salmon club Joan Tubbs...... Development Clerk Magasin Latulippe inc. Saco River Salmon club Bill Taylor ...... President, Chief Executive Officer Moucheurs Montréal Métropolitain Union Salmon Association Organisme de bassins versants Manicouagan Veazie Salmon Club Stephen Tinker ...... Biologist Parc National de la Jacques-Cartier Shawna Wallace ...... Research Assistant Pourvoirie Camp Brûlé Western New England Mary Wobma...... Administrative Assistant to Finance Pourvoirie du Lac Geneviève Tom Chrosniak, President Pourvoirie Hipou Connecticut River Salmon Association Québec Sporting DIRECTORS OF REGIONAL PROGRAMS
Geoff Giffin...... Executive Director, Regional Programs John Burrows ...... Director, New England Programs Charles Cusson ...... Director, Quebec Programs Nathan Wilbur...... Director, New Brunswick Programs Lewis Hinks ...... Director, Nova Scotia Programs Don Ivany ...... Director, Newfoundland Programs
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