Bio-Technician Fisheries Training Opportunity
Are you interested in Yukon River Fisheries?
The Bio-technician Fisheries training program aims to address the ongoing salmon crisis affecting the Yukon River. By equipping local residents with the necessary skills, YRDFA hopes to enhance community involvement in monitoring and managing salmon populations. Participants will gain hands-on experience and knowledge in fisheries biology, data collection, and environmental monitoring techniques. This practical training is vital in helping to preserve the river’s ecosystem and ensure the sustainability of it’s fish populations. By empowering local individuals, YRDFA seeks to foster a sense of stewardship and responsibility towards the river’s natural resources. This program is an opportunity for participants to make a meaningful contribution to their communities and the environment.
By participating in this program, individuals can play a crucial role in safeguarding the future of the Yukon’s fisheries while gaining valuable skills and experience in the field of bio-fisheries.
Training Dates:
Eagle, Alaska (June 18-28, 2025)
St. Mary’s, Alaska (August 8-18, 2025)
15 Technician training spots available in each community.
If you have any questions email rachael@yukonsalmon.org