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Our 2024 Fry Stocking program is now complete on the Miramichi River! 

 

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LATEST NEWS

Ice Breaker Weekend

By Tehillah Porter | April 15, 2019

Please join us for a fun filled weekend starting on Friday, April 26th at 9:30am with the “Science Day” at the Woodsman Museum in Boiestown, hosted by the Miramichi Watershed Management Committee and the MSA. We will have a number of speakers presenting on issues pertinent to Atlantic Salmon and the Miramichi watershed. Science day…

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CAST Scientists Internationally Published for Largest Genetic Study in North America on Wild Salmon

By Tehillah Porter | April 9, 2019

The CAST (Collaboration for Atlantic Salmon Tomorrow) team of six scientists recently completed the largest study of wild Atlantic salmon genetics in a North American river.  Their peer reviewed work on the Miramichi River has been published in the international journal Molecular Ecology. To read the full article, follow this link: https://irvingwoodlands.com/jdi-woodlands-stories-cast-genetic-study.aspx

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