Partnership is foundational to our approach. We work alongside Indigenous Nations, research institutions, government agencies, and conservation organizations to co-develop AI solutions that serve communities and protect wild salmon.
Indigenous Nations across the Northeast Pacific are leaders in developing and applying computer-vision tools for salmon stewardship within their territories.
Leading stewardship and monitoring programs for wild salmon in Heiltsuk Territory.
Supporting First Nations in the co-management of fisheries resources across BC.
Co-developing computer vision tools for salmon monitoring in the Nass watershed.
Watershed-scale salmon monitoring and assessment in Skeena River systems.
Protecting and monitoring salmon populations in Haida Gwaii watersheds.
Integrated resource management and salmon conservation in traditional territories.
Salmon stewardship in the Taku River watershed.
Conservation and monitoring of salmon in Nuxalk Nation territory.
Community-based salmon monitoring and management programs.
Collaborating with fisheries management and conservation agencies to support evidence-based decision making.
DFO Stock Assessment Division partners in co-developing AI tools for salmon monitoring.
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Working with leading researchers to advance the science of automated salmon monitoring.
Computing science expertise in computer vision and machine learning research.
Visit WebsiteLeading research and conservation initiatives for wild Pacific salmon.
Visit WebsiteScience-based conservation of wild salmon ecosystems across the Pacific Rim.
Visit WebsiteGenerous support from funding organizations makes our work possible.
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada supports research innovation.
Visit WebsiteWe're always looking for new collaborators who share our commitment to salmon conservation. Whether you're an Indigenous Nation, research institution, conservation organization, or fisheries management agency, we'd love to explore how we can work together.
"Partnership is foundational in our approach to developing and applying computer-vision solutions for salmon monitoring and stewardship. First Nations across the North and Central Coast of BC have contributed data and time to the development and training of computer-vision models, and are leaders on the ground in applying these tools for stewardship of wild salmon within their territories."
SalmonVision partnerships are built on mutual respect, shared goals, and collaborative innovation.
Work directly with our team to develop solutions tailored to your needs.
Deploy proven AI tools that make a measurable difference for salmon conservation.
Access open-source models and data to advance your research and conservation goals.
Join a network of partners committed to protecting wild salmon populations.