Junior
$5
A junior member is a WSU member under the age of 18 years.
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Why become a member?
The Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) has alerted the public to the status of wild Atlantic salmon. It is not good. The salmon of some Maritime rivers have already been listed as endangered, with more likely to be placed on the Species at Risk List in the near future.
Something must be done to prevent this iconic species from disappearing from our rivers. We need organizations and individuals to come together and work for that cause. Joining WSU gives you the opportunity to do just that.
Your membership is tax deductible.
$5
A junior member is a WSU member under the age of 18 years.
$15
An affiliate member is a member who belongs to an affiliate organization of WSU and joins WSU as an individual member.
$30
A regular member is one who pays the small yearly fee of $30 to help WSU with its administrative costs as it fights to save wild Atlantic salmon.
$112.50
A sustaining member is a member who purchases 25 smolts through the smolt fund. The cost of this membership category will change yearly as the cost of smolts changes.
$200
A founding member is a member who, by paying the $200 membership fee, is exempt from paying membership fees for a three year period and receives a complimentary WSU hat noting their "Founding Member" status. This category was developed to provide seed money for the organization.
$200
An affiliate organization is one that has similar goals as WSU and joins to lend support for WSU's work.
$1000
A corporate member is a corporation, or other business, that contributes $1,000 per year on behalf of its employees to help with WSU's operating costs.
$5000
A patron is a person, corporation or other organization who makes this contribution to help WSU achieve its long-term goals.
Payments are handled by PayPal on their own secure checkout. WSU never sees your card details.
You can also contribute to the smolt fund, or make a one-off donation.