The Atlantic Salmon Commission was charged with protecting, preserving, enhancing, restoring and managing Atlantic salmon and their habitat; securing a sustainable recreational fishery in the State; and conducting and coordinating all projects involving research, planning, management, restoration or propagation of the Atlantic salmon.
Funding for the Atlantic Salmon Commission was eliminated in 2009 by Public Law, Chapter 462 and the agency was officially abolished in 2010 by Public Law, Chapter 561.
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Atlantic Salmon Recovery Framework
National Marine Fisheries Service, Maine Department of Marine Resources, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Penobscot Indian Nation
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Status Review for Anadromous Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar) in the United States
Clem Fay, Meredith Bartron, Scott Craig, Anne Hecht, Jessica Pruden, Rory Saunders, Tim Sheehan, and Joan Trial
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ATS 2015: Maine Atlantic Salmon Commission’s 10-Year Strategic Plan
Maine Atlantic Salmon Commission
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Atlantic Salmon Conservation Plan for Seven Maine Rivers (Print Version)
Maine Atlantic Salmon Task Force
