Keynote Speakers
More speakers will be announced each week…
Wild salmon are in crisis, but there is hope.
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Andreas Bjelland Eriksen
Norwegian Minister of Climate and Environment
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Professor Sir Dieter Helm
Professor of Economic Policy at the University of Oxford and Fellow in Economics at New College, Oxford.
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Fawn Sharp
Immediate Past President, National Congress of American Indians
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Alastair Fothergill OBE
Alastair Fothergill, Director and co-founder of Silverback Films, with productions including Sir David Attenborough’s 'Wild Isles’ and ‘Our Planet' documentaries
27 January: Inspiring People
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Dr Katrina Connors
Senior Director of Salmon Programs at the Pacific Salmon Foundation
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Alan Walker
Principal Advisor for Cefas, Chair of ICES Working Group on North Atlantic Salmon
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Lara Stroh
Wild Atlantic Salmon Ambassador
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Mark Lloyd
CEO of The Rivers Trust
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Jack Bloomer
Deputy CEO Tyne Rivers Trust
28 January: Environmental Leadership
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Kim Damon-Randall
President of North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organisation (NASCO)
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Nathan Wilbur
Vice-President of Regional Programs for the Atlantic Salmon Federation
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Sophie Elliott
Senior Fisheries Scientist, Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust
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Valérie Ouellet
Vice-President of Research and Environment at the Atlantic Salmon Federation
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Jason Hwang
Vice President and Chief Program Officer Pacific Salmon Foundationre
29 January: Focussing for the Future
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Mark Saunders
Past Director International Year of the Salmon
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Teresa Dent CBE
CEO of the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust
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Joseph Rossano
Multidisciplinary Artist & Environmentalist
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Ann Willis
California Regional Director, American Rivers
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The programme may be subject to change as the event develops.