Record 30,000 Endangered Central California Coast Coho Salmon Return to Mendocino Coast Rivers
Original article published March 26, 2026, at fisheries.noaa.gov. View PDF of Article
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Salmon Restoration Association – Annual Report – Fiscal year ended September 30, 2025
SRA Annual Report, September 30, 2025 View the PDF Learn about projects the SRA has supported with your fundraising dollars to help restore salmon habitat on the Noyo and Big Rivers!
Read More »Tickets are on sale for the Salmon BBQ
The next Annual World’s Largest Salmon Barbecue is scheduled for Saturday, July 4, 2026. This event is the main fundraiser for the Salmon Restoration Association. Please join us in celebrating salmon and help with the funding of projects to restore salmon habitat in our local rivers and streams. For more details and to learn more about this fundraising event, click here: The World’s Largest Salmon BBQ Tickets are available for online purchase. Buy Tickets Here...
Read More »Northern California B Corps Unite at the 54th Annual World’s Largest Salmon BBQ
A celebration of community and sustainability on the Mendocino Coast! June 13, 2025 | Fort Bragg, CA –The 54th annual World’s Largest Salmon BBQ will return to the South Noyo Harbor on the Mendocino Coast on Saturday, July 5th from 11am-6pm, promising a family-friendly day of great food, local drinks, and live music from multiple bands. There is also a fireworks show over the ocean that evening.A beloved tradition for decades, the Salmon BBQ is always held on the first...
Read More »Salmon Restoration Association – Annual Report – Fiscal year ended September 30, 2024
SRA Annual Report September 30 2024 Learn about projects the SRA has supported with your fundraising dollars to help restore salmon habitat on the Noyo and Big Rivers!
Read More »Chinook Salmon Spawning • Middle Fork Eel River Tributary
This video is of a beautiful pair of Chinook salmon holding in front of their redd in a tributary of the Middle Fork Eel while they were waiting for the water to warm above 42 F. Water colder than that is lethal to unhardened salmon eggs. The video was filmed by the Eel Recovery Project. The Salmon Restoration Association funds ERRP surveys in Mendocino County. Middle Fork Eel River Tributary Chinook Salmon Spawning –...
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