Wild salmon - shared heritage and shared responsibility
Wild salmon - shared heritage and shared responsibility
Wild salmon - shared heritage and shared responsibility
Our amazing wild salmon!
Salmon have lived on earth for millions of years, but human use of salmon and nature has meant that there are not many wild salmon left in our rivers. If salmon are to be with us in the future, everyone must know and care about salmon.
We work to spread knowledge and create engagement for salmon. It is our common heritage and our shared responsibility.
Use our website to learn more.
You can also visit us in Lyngdal, Lærdal, Namsos and Tana.
Latest news
Latest news
Nature guides from our departments in Lyngdal, Lærdal, Namsos and Tana gather to exchange experiences. November 7-9.
Wobblers, salmon flies and net casting - October 24 and 25.
Join the meeting of the Namdal salmon council and the salmon committee for Namsenvassdraget on October 18. The program will include humpback salmon and experiences from the season in Finnmark.
Here you'll find adapted educational programs for children and young people - for free!
Try a slightly unusual salmon quiz.
Paul Eric Aspholm from NIBIO visits the Nationalt villkassenter in Tana
Opening of the Nationalt villkassenter's branch in Tana
At Kulturmarntan in Namsos, the forge was transformed into a "wild salmon house". The stand was well visited by young and old.