Mat-Su Basin Salmon Habitat Partnership

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Your Help

MatSu Restoration-Clark 098_smHow can you help? In the Mat-Su Basin, water is never far away. Tumbling over streambeds, pooled in cool water lakes, or captured in soils and gravels underground, all water is connected. So whether it’s a rivulet of glacial melt water in the Alaska Range or a shallow forest wetland in your own neighborhood, this water has a role in the life of a Mat-Su salmon.

A lot of people work to ensure wild salmon remain a part of life here.  Just as we rely on abundant runs of wild salmon, the salmon rely on us to ensure that their habitat remains intact and healthy as growth in the region occurs.

Opportunities

  • Join the Partnership!
  • Be a “backyard” steward – learn how to be a salmon-friendly landowner.
  • Attend our annual salmon science and conservation symposium
  • Volunteer
  • Submit a proposal for project funding
  • Support on-the-ground projects

From Alexandra McOwen, NOAA Fisheries:  Hello All NOAA’s Office of Habitat Conservation and Rec Fish Initiative are pleased to announce that we are collaborating again this year to offer another informal funding opportunity in FY26 for Coastal Fish Habitat Partnership projects that support habitat conservation or restoration and engagement with the recreational fishing community. At this […]

NOAA Rec Fish Funding: Call for Project Proposals

Partner Spotlight: Michael Mazzacavallo, Alaska Department of Fish & Game

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