Salmon Beyond Borders'
​Transboundary Region Community Calendar

Events that start with SEAK are in Southeast Alaska, events that start with B.C. are in British Columbia,
and events that start with PNW are in the Pacific Northwest.
Click on the events for details, or scroll below for more information.
Please note that all event times are shown in Alaska Time and should be altered to be one hour ahead for B.C. and Pacific Northwest. 

Upcoming EVENTS

Upcoming Webinar

Join Conservation Northwest and Salmon Beyond Borders for a panel discussion with representatives from tribes and First Nations, lawmakers, government officials, the science community, and other important stakeholders on this issue.


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September 30 5:00 pm Alaska / 6:00 pm Pacific 
 Learn more here.

Previous events

To watch our previously recorded webinars, visit our Transboundary Webinars page, here. 

Watch When the Salmon Spoke and learn more about the Salmon Wauwau here! 

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Join us on February 7th, 2020 for First Friday at Devil's Club Brewing in
Juneau, Alaska! 


Stop by one of our community nights this fall for updates on the work being done to defend and sustain our shared transboundary salmon rivers. 
If you are interested in volunteering at an event in your community, or for more information please send us an email at salmonbeyondborders@gmail.com! 

  • Wrangell: September 5th 6:30-8:30 PM @ Nolan Center with Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission

    We’ll be sharing a short film and a campaign update, as well as important next steps Southeast Alaska communities can take to defend and sustain the Taku, Stikine, and Unuk rivers. Our friends from Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission will join us and provide an update on their work as well! 

  • Petersburg: September 6th 7:00-8:30 PM @Scandia House, open office hours from 3:00-4:30 

    Enjoy a beverage and get the latest update on our transboundary salmon rivers. We'll share critical next steps Southeast Alaska communities can take to continue the efforts to defend and sustain the Taku, Stikine, and Unuk rivers. We are also hosting "open office hours" ahead of the event from 3-4:30 pm. Feel free to stop by, say hello, and learn how you can advocate for your Southeast salmon rivers.

  • Ketchikan: September 17th from 4:00-5:30 @New York Cafe
    Enjoy a beverage and get the latest updates on the work being done to defend and sustain our transboundary salmon rivers, the Taku, Stikine, and Unuk. We'll share a short film followed by a brief presentation, highlighting the critical next steps Southeast Alaska communities can take to continue these efforts.

Alaska Wild sALmon week
​August 5th - 11th 2019 in Juneau

WRANGELL, ALASKA 
Sunday, August 4th 
Stikine River Rally with Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission 

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Please join our friends at the Southeast Alaska Indigenous Transboundary Commission (SEITC) in Wrangell on August 4th for a rally for the Stikine River. The rally is in recognition of the 2019 designation of the Stikine as one of America's Top 10 Endangered Rivers, and in commemoration of the 5th anniversary of the Mt. Polley mine disaster. 

The rally will take place from Noon - 2:00 PM on the Stikine Desert, and will be followed by a community potluck at City Park in Wrangell at 3:00 PM. 

For more information about getting to the Stikine Desert for the rally itself please contact SEITC Executive Director Tis Peterman at (907)-305-0120. 

The community potluck is open to the public and all are welcome, even if you are unable to join in the river portion of the celebration. We hope you can make it out and show your support for the Stikine, and stand in solidarity with Mt. Polley survivors.

​Victoria, B.C.
​WEDNESDAY, JULY 24TH AT PATAGONIA Victoria
Salmon Film Night! free and open to the public 

Thank you to all who joined Us at our annual Summer Kickoff BBQ event!
Check out our Blog for more photos from the eVent! 

Thank you to all who came out and participated in Southeast Feast 2018!

Photos: Art Sutch
​Southeast Feast and Alaska Wild Salmon Week was a huge success! We’d love to hear from you about the event  - fill out our feedback form. Please help us thank all the amazing volunteers, business partners and sponsors who contributed to making this event and week possible. An especially big thank you to Devil’s Club Brewing Company and Amalga Distillery for their amazing staff, beautiful spaces, and dedication to local ingredients and healthy salmon. A huge thanks to Taku River Reds and Tyson Fick for their awesome support and beautiful salmon, and to Hank Shaw for his guest appearance and delicious salmon balls recipe. Barnacle Foods’ Matt Kern and Lia Heifetz have been long-time passionate advocates for the campaign and we’re so thankful for their amazing kelp products and their awesome shucking team! And thanks to Art Sutch for photographing the event and to Kelsey Fagan for her gorgeous hats, and to both her and Foggy Mountain for their very generous donation during the event. We love seeing the hats all around town!

Our Southeast Feast event sponsors made this event possible:
​Do you want to take part in sponsoring next year's event? Let us know!

In addition we had a number of businesses in Juneau sign on to not only celebrate all week for Alaska Wild Salmon Week (August 6-12), but also to donate directly to salmon by contributing to the Salmon Beyond Borders campaign. Thank you to Alaska Fly Fishing Goods, Coppa, Deckhand Dave’s Fish Tacos, In Bocca al Lupo, Pier 49, SALT, and Trickster Company!
If you’re as fired up about this issue as we are, please consider volunteering! Whether it’s helping us with an event, writing an OpEd, or hosting a home showing of a short film, volunteers are an important part of this campaign. Simply reply to this email or fill out this form.

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