Pacific Northwest Salmon Center | Wild Salmon Hall of Fame

The purpose of the Wild Salmon Hall of Fame is to honor and celebrate people
who have demonstrated, over time, actions that have inspired and which continue to
guide a passion for the preservation and recovery of abundant and diverse
Wild Salmon populations throughout the Pacific Northwest
( Alaska, British Columbia, California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington).

Nominations are gathered from around the Northwest.
The winner is chosen by a selection committee consisting of
Congressman Norm Dicks;
Bill Ruckelshaus, Puget Sound Partnership Leadership Council Chair;
Billy Frank Jr, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission Chair;
Jeff Koenings, Director of Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife;
Charles Corrarino, Conservation Program Manager, Oregon Dept of Fish and Wildlife
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The 6t^h annual Wild Salmon Hall of Fame Ceremony will be held

"The Dance" is a bronze casting of a cedar carving by Wild Salmon enthusiast Al Adams, which depicts the spawning dance of the Wild Salmon.

A smaller version of the sculpture is awarded to the inductee for their dedication to Wild Salmon populations of the Pacific Northwest.

To submit a nominee, buy tickets, or obtain more information, contact Michelle Hori at 360-275-2763 or michelle@pnwsalmoncenter.org