2024 Carleton County MSA Christmas Auction

Support the Miramichi Salmon Association Online Auction

Join us in making a difference for Atlantic salmon conservation by participating in the Miramichi Salmon Association's online auction! This exciting event offers an array of incredible items, including exclusive trips to renowned salmon camps, fine art, gear, and more.

Every bid helps support vital initiatives like river restoration, research, and the hatchery program that has been a cornerstone of Atlantic salmon conservation on the Miramichi for over 150 years. Your support ensures the survival of this iconic species and the health of one of Canada’s most treasured rivers.

Place your bid today and be part of the legacy of conservation!

The Miramichi Salmon Association (MSA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and restoration of Atlantic salmon and their habitat in the Miramichi River system of New Brunswick, Canada.

Founded in 1953, the MSA has played a critical role in the conservation of Atlantic salmon populations, working with government agencies, industry partners, and local communities to protect the species from the threats of habitat loss, overfishing, and pollution. The MSA engages in a wide range of activities to support the conservation and restoration of Atlantic salmon, including research, education, and advocacy.

One of the key initiatives of the MSA is the conservation of the Miramichi River and its watershed. This includes monitoring water quality and fish populations, restoring fish habitat, and working with local communities to promote sustainable practices that protect the river and its wildlife.

The MSA also conducts educational programs for youth and adults, to promote awareness and understanding of the importance of Atlantic salmon conservation. This includes offering workshops, seminars, and field trips to local schools and community groups.

Overall, the Miramichi Salmon Association plays a vital role in the conservation and restoration of wild Atlantic salmon populations, and in the protection of the Miramichi River system and its ecosystem.