A partnership between ASF, NASF, and the people of Greenland — fishers, hunters, communities, and government — working together for the future of wild Atlantic salmon.
Every wild Atlantic salmon that survives to adulthood — whether it hatched in a river in Québec, Scotland, Norway, or Maine — swims through Greenlandic waters to feed before it can return home to spawn.
What happens here decides whether salmon populations recover across the whole North Atlantic. That is why this work cannot be done from outside Greenland. It has to be done with Greenland.
Real partnership is shown through delivery, not promises. ASF and NASF have worked alongside Greenlandic fishers and government since the early 1990s, and are now building a broader, longer-term program — designed and governed with Greenland from the outset.
