who
we are

Salmon.info is led by the Atlantic Salmon Federation and the North Atlantic Salmon Fund.

why we
are here

To inform people about the wide-ranging impacts of salmon farming and the facts about Atlantic salmon fillets sold in North American grocery stores.​
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our research
standards

We are committed to providing an evidence-based resource that journalists, policy makers, conservationists, industry professionals, academics and people who care about wild Atlantic salmon can access when searching for information on salmon farming.

Our standards and practices are based on well-established journalistic principles and these maxims:
We are humans.

We rely on scientists, researchers, journalists and experts in the field to produce and vet our copy. We use AI only for the site's functionality; it provides quick summaries of vetted resources to get the information into the right hands faster.

We are thorough.

We post all evidence-based research regarding sea cage impacts to environmental and economic wellbeing. And we are honor-bound to sacrifice scale in the name of quality.

We are transparent.

We cite our sources and share our footnotes.

We are here to inform and explain.

We deal in facts, not opinions.

We are on the side of wild Atlantic salmon.

We revere wild Atlantic salmon and worry about the very real possibility of its extinction in the coming decades. We are working to revitalize wild Atlantic salmon populations across the North Atlantic by leading positive environmental, economic and human change worldwide.

We are funded by the Atlantic Salmon Federation and the North Atlantic Salmon Fund – Not the aquaculture industry.

There are sites designed to appear robust and evidence-based that are in fact marketing tools funded by seafood councils or the aquaculture industry. This is not one of them.

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