Tasks and activities

Match the right image with the right text.

Use a Venn diagram to systematize and compare facts about trout and char.

Learn about the life of wild salmon in rhyme, answer questions and make a drawing.

In this activity you will be a wild salmon looking for your river. Here you get to test your sense of smell.

Fish loops can be exciting!

Calculate how many river mussels would have to die for Norway's hereditary crown.

In the river, the young salmon fight for food and good hiding places. At the same time, they must be careful not to be eaten themselves.

Learn about the senses of wild salmon and answer questions.

Play Alias with words related to salmon and the nature where they live.

Run, jump and find out if you're as fit as the wild salmon.

Learn about the river and ocean food webs that wild salmon are part of.

Young wild salmon and trout can look very similar at first glance. But there are some differences.

Find the correct species name and term and find the solution word.

A predator is an organism that lives by hunting, killing and eating all or parts of other organisms.

In the text you will find answers to how many eggs turn into smolts and how many smolts turn into spawning salmon.