You would like more information with regards to helping the Foundation pursue its goals: To protect the world's endangered wildlife and ensure at-risk domestic animals are cared for.
We believe that Atlantic salmon are a sentinel species that define the health of our rivers and the health of the greater ecosystem. Wherever salmon are found, pristine waters and wilderness abound. Through our commitment to preserve and restore wild Atlantic salmon and the habitat they depend on, we are contributing to healthier ecosystems.
The Atlantic salmon has for centuries been named the king of fish for its power and grace. But now it is much more:
A symbol of all that is wild and beautiful to millions of people
An important part of rural economies along the rivers where it spawns
An important bond between the culture of First Nations and all others who share its heritage
A species that has drawn an international commitment and determination to see that numbers are restored to historic levels - despite dams, acid rain, bad forestry practices and other abuses of the environment
Funds donated through the Gordon and Patricia Gray Animal Welfare Foundation support ASF research, education, advocacy and conservation management plans.
The Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society (CWRS) is a registered non-profit charitable organization that rescues and rehabilitates wild animals in the City of Calgary and surrounding areas.
The CWRS is dedicated to treating injured and orphaned wildlife, providing valuable outreach and education services to the community, and engaging all volunteers in motivational work and skill building experience.
The Ontario Turtle Conservation Centre (home of the Kawartha Turtle Trauma Centre) is a registered charity whose goal is to protect and conserve Ontario’s native turtles and their habitat. We accomplish this by operating a turtle hospital that treats, rehabilitates, and releases healed patients back into the wild.READ MORE>
