Non-Profit Foundation Supporting Salmon Enhancement in Campbell River and Surrounding Watersheds
OUR STORY
About the Foundation
Since 2007, the Campbell River Salmon Foundation has been dedicated to supporting local conservation efforts, raising over $1.4 million in community funds. All funds are raised right here in Campbell River and are directly reinvested into projects that benefit the region. The Foundation’s work spans from the Oyster River watershed to the Campbell River watershed and the adjacent mainland.
OUR Work
Habitat Restoration, Research & Monitoring, Education & Outreach
Projects
Learn More About Recent Projects
Mainland, Phillips River & Bute Inlet
The Campbell River Salmon Foundation has funded 15 projects on the adjacent mainland, totally over $160,000.00. Our largest funding ever was $100,000.00+ on the Homathko River in Bute Inlet. Our primary partner for mainland projects is the Gillard Pass Fisheries...
Campbell River Gravel Projects
CRSF led the gravel placement project at Site 7 on the Campbell River just below the John Hart power station. Gravel was placed here in August 2016 but was washed out by extreme flows released from John Hart Dam during a storm event in November. A total of 1500 metric...
Campbell River Estuary Cleanup and Revitalization
Our partners in the ongoing Campbell River Estuary Cleanup/Revitalization are numerous. It began over 10 years ago when the Tyee Club of British Columbia was replacing their wharf, and noticed half a dozen tires on the bottom, partially submerged in the mud. These...
How to contribute
Local Projects, Local Money
Attend Our Annual Dinner & Auction
Donate Items, Services, or Experiences for the Live
and Silent Auction
Make a Direct Contribution on Our Website
Include Us In Your Estate Planning
Our Annual Gala
To purchase, contact Kent Moeller at kent@moellermatthews.ca
Funding
How To Apply For Funding
The Campbell River Salmon Foundation (CRSF) is a registered charity and not for profit organization developed to promote salmon enhancement in watersheds between the Oyster River and south of the Salmon River estuary and the adjacent mainland coast.
