keeping the legacy of wild Atlantic salmon alive in Western New England
Our annual dinner is January 31, 2015 at the Chowder Pot in Hartford. Our guest Sporting Artist is Chet Reneson and guest Speaker is Dwayne Shaw of the Downeast Salmon Federation. This year you can now register online or download a registration form and join us for an entertaining evening in January! Dinner Registration 2015…
Dwayne Shaw of the Downeast Salmon Federation is the guest speaker at the CRSA 2015 Annual Dinner. Mr. Shaw is the Executive Director of the Downeast Salmon Federation in Columbia Falls, ME. The Downeast Salmon Federation is a community based non-profit conservation organization focused on protecting natural resources in Eastern Maine. The Federation operates the…
Check out our Kensington Hatchery video! And “the video of the moment” – a very nice animation of the Atlantic salmon life cycle – on the front page
Salmon-in-Schools teachers prepare make sure your tank is up and running this week! And stay tuned for your egg delivery day.
The stocking guide has been updated and is available here: CRSA Stocking Guide 14-15 It’s also available through the (password protected) ‘For Teachers’ page with other teacher resources.
The 39th Annual CRSA Dinner/Auction will be held on Saturday, January 31, at the Chowder Pot IV in Hartford. CRSA is pleased to announce that the 2015 guest sporting artist is Chet Reneson.
Thanks to the forty plus people who participated in the 2014 Orientation! We had a great time and learned some things. We hope you did too. We look forward to another successful salmon season. I’m working to include an RSS feed on the website and to get a screening copy of the movie “DamNation”. Check…
Read the press release here: Fall salmon stocking 2014 09-30-14
Orientation for the Salmon-in-Schools program will take place on Friday, October 10th at Northeast Utilities in Berlin, CT. Teachers and others new to the program are welcome to attend this all day event (which includes a subsidized lunch). CEU’s are offered through the Capitol Region Education Council. click HERE to get started.