OUR PRESIDENT ROD Currie AWARDED for his tireless work for salmon Conservation!
Our club president Rod Currie was presented the 2017 Lieutenant Governor's Award for Salmon Conservation by Her Honour Jocelyne Roy-Vienneau Lieutenant-Governor
of New Brunswick!
Taken from the official press release:
"John Pugh, President of the New Brunswick Salmon Council describes Mr. Currie as “the individual who can always be counted upon to lend a helping hand, yet never seeks any praise or recognition except from the wild salmon. Rod Currie is definitely a giver, and a true friend of Salmon salar, the King of Sportfish.”"
To read the full article, click HERE
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Taken from the web site of the New Brunswick Salmon Council:
"The Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Wild Atlantic Salmon Conservation was created in 2000 by the New Brunswick Salmon Council in partnership with the Honourary Patron of the Council, the Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick. Recipients of the award are selected by a committee appointed by the New Brunswick Salmon Council."
To read more about this award, please visit the New Brunswick Salmon Council Lieutenant Governor's Award
of New Brunswick!
Taken from the official press release:
"John Pugh, President of the New Brunswick Salmon Council describes Mr. Currie as “the individual who can always be counted upon to lend a helping hand, yet never seeks any praise or recognition except from the wild salmon. Rod Currie is definitely a giver, and a true friend of Salmon salar, the King of Sportfish.”"
To read the full article, click HERE
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Taken from the web site of the New Brunswick Salmon Council:
"The Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Wild Atlantic Salmon Conservation was created in 2000 by the New Brunswick Salmon Council in partnership with the Honourary Patron of the Council, the Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick. Recipients of the award are selected by a committee appointed by the New Brunswick Salmon Council."
To read more about this award, please visit the New Brunswick Salmon Council Lieutenant Governor's Award
Community & Environmental Projects
FFG&A has been involved in many ongoing and special projects both locally and across the province over the years.
We pride ourselves as local stewards of our environment and natural resources and strive to give back as much as we can. Working along side other NGO's, local resource management groups, First Nations, and both provincial and federal governments; we work hard to help restore, preserve, protect and enhance our wonderful forests, rivers, and wildlife that we as New Brunswickers are so blessed to be surrounded by.
Check out some of our projects below!
We pride ourselves as local stewards of our environment and natural resources and strive to give back as much as we can. Working along side other NGO's, local resource management groups, First Nations, and both provincial and federal governments; we work hard to help restore, preserve, protect and enhance our wonderful forests, rivers, and wildlife that we as New Brunswickers are so blessed to be surrounded by.
Check out some of our projects below!
Fish Passage at McIntosh Brook
A partnership between the City of Fredericton, the Fredericton Fish and Game Association (FF&GA), the Maliseet Nation Conservation Council and Fisheries and Oceans Canada. We are working to restore a vital fish passage to the McIntosh Brook.
See Below for our Official Press Release Document concerning our work in collaboration with local partners and stakeholders. Click the following link for recent coverage in the press about this effort!
CBC NEWS COVERAGE
A partnership between the City of Fredericton, the Fredericton Fish and Game Association (FF&GA), the Maliseet Nation Conservation Council and Fisheries and Oceans Canada. We are working to restore a vital fish passage to the McIntosh Brook.
See Below for our Official Press Release Document concerning our work in collaboration with local partners and stakeholders. Click the following link for recent coverage in the press about this effort!
CBC NEWS COVERAGE
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