Native Fish Society leads the battle to protect and restore native fish populations.

For residents of the Pacific Northwest, these fish are part of our cultural heritage.
For outdoorsmen and women, they are our gift to future generations of anglers.
For conservationists, they are a crucial part of our planet's fragile ecosystem.
But as you know, our wild fish populations are threatened on many fronts.
We all must work together to save them.

Native Fish Society leads the battle to protect and restore native fish populations in the Pacific Northwest. When you become a member, your dues go directly to our projects that protect and restore wild salmon, steelhead, trout and other fish populations in our region.

Why Join Native Fish Society? As a member, you will receive:

• Our quarterly newsletter, Strong Runs
• Monthly Conservation Reports
• Action Alerts to let you know when, where and how to take a stand on wild fish issues
• Native Fish Society lapel pin and decal
• Personal invitations to special events throughout the year
• NFS hat
• A tax deduction for your dues and donations to NFS, a 501(c)3 organization
• The satisfaction of knowing you are directly impacting our wild fish populations

To make the most of dues and donations, we keep our office staffing minimal and our overhead low. That means your dollars are not wasted on fluff. Instead, they go straight into our conservation programs to protect and restore native fish. Please join now or donate to Native Fish Society, and help us fight the battle to keep our native fish alive for future generations.

Join the Native Fish Society!

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Your generosity will be recognized.

You will receive a personal letter of thanks, and be recognized in our newsletter and on our website (unless you request otherwise, in which case we will gladly follow your wishes). If you make a corporate donation, we will encourage our members to support your business.

Why we fight . . .

“If you have ever watched a native salmon or steelhead fighting its way upstream against unbelievable obstacles... You have witnessed something wild and pure. And you understand why we need to protect it. ”