The mission of the Renewable Resources Foundation is to protect the ongoing viability of Alaska's fish and game resources and the habitat upon which they depend; and to educate the public on issues that affect these renewable resources.
Youth for Salmon participants stomping out Pebble Mine in Juneau

Mattress Racing at Fur Rondy - No Pebble Mine - Photo: Angela

No Pebble Mine Mattress Racing at Fur Rondy - Photo: Angela

I Vote wild Salmon - Photo: John Whittier

It's all connected - Photo: John Whittier

Wild Salmon Parade 2012 - Photo: John Whittier

Wild Salmon Parade 2012 - Photo: John Whittier

Everything depends on Wild Salmon - Photo: John Whittier

Fur Rondy Parade 2012 - Photo by: John Whittier

To keep fishing forever...

Dave Atcheson Presenting "Hidden Alaska" at a Recent Book Signing

Dave Atcheson - Presenting "Hidden Alaska" at Barnes and Noble

Stone Fly - Submitted by Lee Kuepper
From the Fishing Village of Los Barrilos, Baja Mexico "No Pebble Mine" - Photo: Katie Miller

Hidden Alaska - AVAILABLE NOW - Contact our office to get your copy!

Fairbanks Wild Salmon Day - Youth Chairman Joseph Ransdell-Green introduces his chapter's screening of Red Gold.

Fairbanks - Turnout was good! The night also featured a potluck of tasty Alaskan salmon.

Fairbanks - Pledge cards were collected, asking participants to go on record to support salmon.

Seldovia - Wild Salmon Day

Yakutat - Wild Salmon Day - Maka Monture

The Renewable Resources Foundation is dedicated to the continuing protection of our commercial, sport, and subsistence fisheries, as well as maintaining Alaska’s renowned hunting and fishing heritage. Through our ongoing efforts to engage Alaskans and educate the public on issues involving our unique natural resources we hope to preserve for future generations an Alaska that remains wild and pristine, an Alaska where our children and grandchildren will reap the same rewards and experience the same sense of awe that so many of us have experienced over the course of our lives here.
Our fisheries, including those of Bristol Bay, which supports the greatest run of wild salmon on the planet, are a natural wonder as dramatic and unique as The Grand Canyon or the California red woods, and it is our sincere hope that future generations of Alaskans, and all Americans, will enjoy their beauty and the sustenance they provide, for time immemorial.













