Wild Fish Conservancy

Our Story

Founded in 1981 by Kurt Beardslee, Wild Fish Conservancy emerged from a deep concern for the declining populations of wild fish in the Northwest. This organization is committed to the recovery and conservation of wild fish ecosystems through science, education, and advocacy. Over the years, it has become a leading voice against harmful practices like commercial open water fish farming and ineffective hatchery programs.

Impact

Wild Fish Conservancy has achieved significant legal victories, including the prohibition of commercial net pen aquaculture in Washington state. These efforts have played a crucial role in the recovery of endangered species and the restoration of vital habitats across the Pacific Northwest.

Why Donate?

Your contributions to Wild Fish Conservancy support essential conservation efforts aimed at protecting and restoring wild fish populations and their habitats. Donations fund scientific research, advocacy initiatives, and educational programs that promote sustainable practices for the environment and local communities.

Get Involved

Join the fight for wild fish conservation! Your donation, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, can make a significant impact. Help protect our natural resources and ensure a sustainable future for wild fish ecosystems. Donate today!