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WildFish
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WildFish Conservation
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wildfish.org
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2008
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WildFish (legally WildFish Conservation; rebranded from Salmon & Trout Conservation in 2018) is a UK-registered charity founded in 2008 that campaigns to protect wild fish populations, particularly Atlantic salmon, and their freshwater habitats. The organisation operates through four interlocking mechanisms: a citizen science monitoring programme (SmartRivers, covering 125+ UK rivers with invertebrate fingerprinting certified by the Institute of Fisheries Management and a new Environmental DNA pathway introduced in 2025 with biomonitoring partner TRACE), strategic litigation and regulatory complaints (including successful Information Commissioner rulings, an upheld OEP sewage complaint, and High Court judicial review permissions), policy advocacy targeting UK and devolved governments, and public campaigns - most notably Off the Table, which has recruited over 150 hospitality businesses including Wimbledon, O2 Arena, Chelsea FC and the National Theatre to remove farmed salmon from menus since its 2022 launch.

WildFish is funded almost entirely through individual donations, recurring memberships, and fundraising events, with an annual auction raising £115,000+ in 2024 and £25,659 raised through Big Give's Green Match Fund in April 2025. It runs a 17-person core team (plus trustees and vice presidents) out of Salisbury, supported by an open-access SmartRivers database and weekly sea lice monitoring service that evidences regulatory breaches by salmon farms. The customer base is effectively its stakeholder ecosystem: individual donors and members (mass-market), conservation groups running SmartRivers hubs, hospitality businesses recruited as campaign partners, and government/regulatory bodies engaged through legal and policy channels. Pricing is not applicable as the charity provides no paid products; all outputs - data, reports, legal findings - are distributed freely to maximise public and policy impact.

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WildFish is a UK conservation charity founded in 2008 that protects wild fish and freshwater habitats through citizen science monitoring (SmartRivers), strategic litigation, policy advocacy, and the Off the Table campaign, serving individual supporters, conservation groups, hospitality businesses, and government regulators across the United Kingdom.

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Operating
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HeadquartersSalisbury, United Kingdom
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Salisbury
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Europe
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
wild fish conservation, freshwater habitat protection, citizen science monitoring, environmental advocacy charity, river health monitoring
Industry2 codes
1Marine & Freshwater Conservation
CodeBPAGAGAEPrimaryYes
2Wildlife Conservation & Species Protection
CodeBPAGAGABPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations813312
Product category
Environmental Conservation Services
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Revenue model3 records
1Donations and Fundraising
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

WildFish relies primarily on donations from supporters, one-time and recurring contributions, and fundraising activities including annual auctions that have raised over £100,000 per year. The organization runs annual fundraising auctions with generous fishing lots and varied donations.

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2Membership Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

WildFish offers membership with direct handling of new members, renewals, and account updates by the Head of Operations.

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3Campaign Support
TypeAffiliate Referral
Description

Revenue generated through campaign-specific support including the Off the Table campaign and petitions that drive supporter engagement and donations.

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WildFish is a UK conservation charity that protects wild fish and their freshwater habitats through citizen science monitoring (SmartRivers), public advocacy campaigns (Off The Table), strategic litigation, and policy submissions. The organization does not sell products but provides conservation services, scientific data, and advocacy outputs to supporters, hospitality businesses, conservation groups, and policymakers. Programs are funded by donations, membership fees, and fundraising auctions.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 5 values shown
  • Wild salmon populations in Scotland declined 70% over two decades
+4 more records
Product overview1 text field

WildFish is a UK-based river conservation charity (not a software company) offering a portfolio of environmental monitoring programs and campaigns focused on protecting wild fish populations. Its core scientific programs include SmartRivers (citizen science toolkit for invertebrate fingerprinting and eDNA sampling), the Riverfly Census (historical water quality monitoring), and Fish Lens (invertebrate image library). SmartRivers is its flagship monitoring initiative, with SmartRivers eDNA representing a new data collection pathway. The organization also coordinates the 'Off The Table' campaign against salmon farming, publishes weekly sea lice statistics, and maintains an open-access SmartRivers database. These programs are complemented by membership, donation, and fundraising services, along with downloadable reports and advocacy resources.

Product and service6 records
1SmartRivers Citizen Science Program
CategoryCitizen Science Program / Environmental Monitoring
Description

A scientifically robust citizen science toolkit that empowers local communities to collect professional-grade ecological monitoring data (invertebrate fingerprinting and eDNA sampling) to assess water quality and protect wild fish and their habitats. Training is certified by the Institute of Fisheries Management. The program has covered 125 rivers across the UK with over 6,000 volunteer training hours.

2Off The Table Campaign
CategoryCampaign Initiative / Advocacy Coalition
Description

A coalition campaign coordinated by WildFish that raises awareness of the environmentally destructive nature of the salmon farming industry and calls on the hospitality sector to take farmed salmon off their menus. Maintains a directory of participating chefs and restaurants and has recruited over 150 hospitality businesses including Wimbledon, O2 Arena, Chelsea FC, and National Theatre since March 2024.

3Riverfly Census
CategoryCitizen Science Program / Environmental Monitoring
Description

A three-year citizen science program (2015-2017) that collected high-resolution scientific data about water quality in 12 rivers across England and Wales by sampling aquatic invertebrates as indicators of river health.

4Fish Lens
CategoryResource Library / Species Identification Tool
Description

An open-access image library of freshwater invertebrates hosted on the WildFish website to support species identification for the SmartRivers and Riverfly Census programs.

5Weekly Sea Lice Statistics
CategoryMonitoring Service / Industry Compliance Reporting
Description

Weekly published statistics on sea lice levels at salmon farms to evidence farms in breach of the Code of Good Practice and Scottish Government lice limits, hosted on the WildFish website.

6SmartRivers Database
CategoryOpen-Access Data Platform
Description

Open-access database hosted at wildfish.cartographer.io containing SmartRivers volunteer-collected river monitoring data from sample sites across the UK.

Scale indicator10 records

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Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

SmartRivers invertebrate fingerprinting training is certified by the Institute of Fisheries Management, ensuring professional standards for volunteer river monitoring.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2024-03-01
Description

Major sporting venue joined the Off the Table campaign in 2024 to take farmed salmon off menus, representing high-profile hospitality sector commitment to wild salmon conservation.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2024-03-01
Description

Major entertainment venue pledged to remove farmed salmon from menus through the Off the Table campaign, demonstrating sector-leading commitment to sustainable seafood.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2024-03-01
Description

Premier League football club joined the Off the Table campaign to serve sustainable seafood and demonstrate environmental responsibility to fans.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2024-03-01
Description

Leading arts institution partnered with Off the Table campaign to remove farmed salmon from its restaurants, supporting conservation messaging to cultural audiences.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2024-03-01
Description

Since March 2024, the Off the Table campaign recruited over 150 hospitality businesses including major venues and more than 50 community group partners to promote sustainable salmon consumption.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

WildFish successfully participated in Big Give's Green Match Fund campaign in April 2025, where donations were doubled between 22-29 April, raising £25,659 to expand SmartRivers.

Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The UK arm of the world's largest conservation organisation. A broad incumbent whose freshwater and oceans work intersects with WildFish's remit, but with much greater scale, broader remit, and corporate partnership model.

TypeEmerging player
Description

International environmental law charity using strategic litigation against governments and polluters. Overlaps directly with WildFish's legal team activities (court challenges, OEP complaints) and represents a peer in environmental enforcement capacity.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The representative body for angling in England and Wales, campaigning on water quality, fisheries, and access. Shares WildFish's freshwater and angler stakeholder base, and is a natural coalition partner (and occasional collaborator) on river health advocacy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Federation of 46 local UK wildlife trusts managing nature reserves and running conservation projects. Comparable operating model (charity + local branches + volunteer base) and overlapping habitat agendas, though broader taxonomy than WildFish's fish-specific focus.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

A broad UK environmental advocacy charity actively campaigning on sewage pollution and rivers. Overlaps with WildFish on water-pollution litigation and policy but operates a much broader environmental remit than fish-specific conservation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The UK federation of river catchment trusts and a near-perfect mission peer: it coordinates a national network of local river-focused charities, runs citizen-science water monitoring, and advocates for catchment health — overlapping directly with WildFish's SmartRivers programme and policy advocacy remit.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK invertebrate conservation charity focused on species-level policy and habitat protection. Direct methodological overlap with WildFish's invertebrate fingerprinting citizen-science and overlapping freshwater priorities, making it a peer in scientific capacity and volunteer model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

A Scotland-anchored UK charity dedicated to wild Atlantic salmon science, restoration, and habitat improvement — the closest niche peer to WildFish's species-and-habitat focus, and a likely co-funder of the IUCN Red List reassessment that WildFish supporters backed.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Largest UK wildlife charity by income and membership, focused on birds and habitats. Relevant scale and member-led model peer, though its freshwater and fisheries remit is narrower than WildFish's.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK charity focused on marine ecosystems, sustainable seafood and pollution (including salmon farming). Direct peer on the consumer/hospitality sustainability advocacy axis through WildFish's Off the Table campaign.

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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WildFish

Environmental Conservation Serviceswildfish.org

WildFish is a UK conservation charity founded in 2008 that protects wild fish and freshwater habitats through citizen science monitoring (SmartRivers), strategic litigation, policy advocacy, and the Off the Table campaign, serving individual supporters, conservation groups, hospitality businesses, and government regulators across the United Kingdom.

What WildFish does

WildFish (legally WildFish Conservation; rebranded from Salmon & Trout Conservation in 2018) is a UK-registered charity founded in 2008 that campaigns to protect wild fish populations, particularly Atlantic salmon, and their freshwater habitats. The organisation operates through four interlocking mechanisms: a citizen science monitoring programme (SmartRivers, covering 125+ UK rivers with invertebrate fingerprinting certified by the Institute of Fisheries Management and a new Environmental DNA pathway introduced in 2025 with biomonitoring partner TRACE), strategic litigation and regulatory complaints (including successful Information Commissioner rulings, an upheld OEP sewage complaint, and High Court judicial review permissions), policy advocacy targeting UK and devolved governments, and public campaigns - most notably Off the Table, which has recruited over 150 hospitality businesses including Wimbledon, O2 Arena, Chelsea FC and the National Theatre to remove farmed salmon from menus since its 2022 launch.

WildFish is funded almost entirely through individual donations, recurring memberships, and fundraising events, with an annual auction raising £115,000+ in 2024 and £25,659 raised through Big Give's Green Match Fund in April 2025. It runs a 17-person core team (plus trustees and vice presidents) out of Salisbury, supported by an open-access SmartRivers database and weekly sea lice monitoring service that evidences regulatory breaches by salmon farms. The customer base is effectively its stakeholder ecosystem: individual donors and members (mass-market), conservation groups running SmartRivers hubs, hospitality businesses recruited as campaign partners, and government/regulatory bodies engaged through legal and policy channels. Pricing is not applicable as the charity provides no paid products; all outputs - data, reports, legal findings - are distributed freely to maximise public and policy impact.

WildFish firmographics

Firmographics
Name
WildFish
Legal name
WildFish Conservation
Website
https://wildfish.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2008
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
WildFish is a UK conservation charity founded in 2008 that protects wild fish and freshwater habitats through citizen science monitoring (SmartRivers), strategic litigation, policy advocacy, and the Off the Table campaign, serving individual supporters, conservation groups, hospitality businesses, and government regulators across the United Kingdom.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

WildFish industry classification

Industry
Product category
Environmental Conservation Services
NAICS
Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations (813312)
akta.pro primary industry
Marine & Freshwater Conservation (BPAGAGAE)
akta.pro secondary industry
Wildlife Conservation & Species Protection (BPAGAGAB)

Keywords

  • Wild fish conservation
  • Freshwater habitat protection
  • Citizen science monitoring
  • Environmental advocacy charity
  • River health monitoring

Where WildFish is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Salisbury
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

WildFish business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Donations and Fundraising: WildFish relies primarily on donations from supporters, one-time and recurring contributions, and fundraising activities including annual auctions that have raised over £100,000 per year. The organization runs annual fundraising auctions with generous fishing lots and varied donations.
  2. Membership Fees: WildFish offers membership with direct handling of new members, renewals, and account updates by the Head of Operations.
  3. Campaign Support: Revenue generated through campaign-specific support including the Off the Table campaign and petitions that drive supporter engagement and donations.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels9 records

WildFish product offering

Product offering

Core offering

WildFish is a UK conservation charity that protects wild fish and their freshwater habitats through citizen science monitoring (SmartRivers), public advocacy campaigns (Off The Table), strategic litigation, and policy submissions. The organization does not sell products but provides conservation services, scientific data, and advocacy outputs to supporters, hospitality businesses, conservation groups, and policymakers. Programs are funded by donations, membership fees, and fundraising auctions.

Product overview

WildFish is a UK-based river conservation charity (not a software company) offering a portfolio of environmental monitoring programs and campaigns focused on protecting wild fish populations. Its core scientific programs include SmartRivers (citizen science toolkit for invertebrate fingerprinting and eDNA sampling), the Riverfly Census (historical water quality monitoring), and Fish Lens (invertebrate image library). SmartRivers is its flagship monitoring initiative, with SmartRivers eDNA representing a new data collection pathway. The organization also coordinates the 'Off The Table' campaign against salmon farming, publishes weekly sea lice statistics, and maintains an open-access SmartRivers database. These programs are complemented by membership, donation, and fundraising services, along with downloadable reports and advocacy resources.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • SmartRivers Citizen Science Program A scientifically robust citizen science toolkit that empowers local communities to collect professional-grade ecological monitoring data (invertebrate fingerprinting and eDNA sampling) to assess water quality and protect wild fish and their habitats. Training is certified by the Institute of Fisheries Management. The program has covered 125 rivers across the UK with over 6,000 volunteer training hours.
  • Off The Table Campaign A coalition campaign coordinated by WildFish that raises awareness of the environmentally destructive nature of the salmon farming industry and calls on the hospitality sector to take farmed salmon off their menus. Maintains a directory of participating chefs and restaurants and has recruited over 150 hospitality businesses including Wimbledon, O2 Arena, Chelsea FC, and National Theatre since March 2024.
  • Riverfly Census A three-year citizen science program (2015-2017) that collected high-resolution scientific data about water quality in 12 rivers across England and Wales by sampling aquatic invertebrates as indicators of river health.
  • Fish Lens An open-access image library of freshwater invertebrates hosted on the WildFish website to support species identification for the SmartRivers and Riverfly Census programs.
  • Weekly Sea Lice Statistics Weekly published statistics on sea lice levels at salmon farms to evidence farms in breach of the Code of Good Practice and Scottish Government lice limits, hosted on the WildFish website.
  • SmartRivers Database Open-access database hosted at wildfish.cartographer.io containing SmartRivers volunteer-collected river monitoring data from sample sites across the UK.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Wild salmon populations in Scotland declined 70% over two decades
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use WildFish

Customer profile

Named customers6 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

WildFish technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Feature3 records

WildFish partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Institute of Fisheries ManagementcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025SmartRivers invertebrate fingerprinting training is certified by the Institute of Fisheries Management, ensuring professional standards for volunteer river monitoring.
  • WimbledoncoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 March 2024Major sporting venue joined the Off the Table campaign in 2024 to take farmed salmon off menus, representing high-profile hospitality sector commitment to wild salmon conservation.
  • O2 ArenacoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 March 2024Major entertainment venue pledged to remove farmed salmon from menus through the Off the Table campaign, demonstrating sector-leading commitment to sustainable seafood.
  • Chelsea Football ClubcoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 March 2024Premier League football club joined the Off the Table campaign to serve sustainable seafood and demonstrate environmental responsibility to fans.
  • National TheatrecoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 March 2024Leading arts institution partnered with Off the Table campaign to remove farmed salmon from its restaurants, supporting conservation messaging to cultural audiences.
  • Over 150 hospitality businesses and 50+ community groupscoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 1 March 2024Since March 2024, the Off the Table campaign recruited over 150 hospitality businesses including major venues and more than 50 community group partners to promote sustainable salmon consumption.
  • Big Give Green Match FundminorGTM or Marketing PartnerWildFish successfully participated in Big Give's Green Match Fund campaign in April 2025, where donations were doubled between 22-29 April, raising £25,659 to expand SmartRivers.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

WildFish competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • WWF UK: The UK arm of the world's largest conservation organisation. A broad incumbent whose freshwater and oceans work intersects with WildFish's remit, but with much greater scale, broader remit, and corporate partnership model.
  • Friends of the Earth England, Wales & Northern Ireland: A broad UK environmental advocacy charity actively campaigning on sewage pollution and rivers. Overlaps with WildFish on water-pollution litigation and policy but operates a much broader environmental remit than fish-specific conservation.
  • RSPB: Largest UK wildlife charity by income and membership, focused on birds and habitats. Relevant scale and member-led model peer, though its freshwater and fisheries remit is narrower than WildFish's.

Emerging players

  • ClientEarth: International environmental law charity using strategic litigation against governments and polluters. Overlaps directly with WildFish's legal team activities (court challenges, OEP complaints) and represents a peer in environmental enforcement capacity.

Direct peers

  • Angling Trust: The representative body for angling in England and Wales, campaigning on water quality, fisheries, and access. Shares WildFish's freshwater and angler stakeholder base, and is a natural coalition partner (and occasional collaborator) on river health advocacy.
  • The Wildlife Trusts: Federation of 46 local UK wildlife trusts managing nature reserves and running conservation projects. Comparable operating model (charity + local branches + volunteer base) and overlapping habitat agendas, though broader taxonomy than WildFish's fish-specific focus.
  • The Rivers Trust: The UK federation of river catchment trusts and a near-perfect mission peer: it coordinates a national network of local river-focused charities, runs citizen-science water monitoring, and advocates for catchment health — overlapping directly with WildFish's SmartRivers programme and policy advocacy remit.
  • Buglife: UK invertebrate conservation charity focused on species-level policy and habitat protection. Direct methodological overlap with WildFish's invertebrate fingerprinting citizen-science and overlapping freshwater priorities, making it a peer in scientific capacity and volunteer model.
  • Atlantic Salmon Trust: A Scotland-anchored UK charity dedicated to wild Atlantic salmon science, restoration, and habitat improvement — the closest niche peer to WildFish's species-and-habitat focus, and a likely co-funder of the IUCN Red List reassessment that WildFish supporters backed.
  • Marine Conservation Society: UK charity focused on marine ecosystems, sustainable seafood and pollution (including salmon farming). Direct peer on the consumer/hospitality sustainability advocacy axis through WildFish's Off the Table campaign.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

WildFish social profiles

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WildFish financial estimates

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

WildFish leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles18 records

WildFish funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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WildFish M&A and investment

M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about WildFish

What does WildFish do?

WildFish is a UK conservation charity that protects wild fish and their freshwater habitats through citizen science monitoring (SmartRivers), public advocacy campaigns (Off The Table), strategic litigation, and policy submissions. The organization does not sell products but provides conservation services, scientific data, and advocacy outputs to supporters, hospitality businesses, conservation groups, and policymakers. Programs are funded by donations, membership fees, and fundraising auctions.

Is WildFish a public or private company?

WildFish is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was WildFish founded?

WildFish was founded in 2008. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is WildFish based?

WildFish is headquartered in Salisbury, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does WildFish make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Donations and Fundraising is the primary driver. The others are membership Fees and campaign Support.

Who are WildFish's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are WWF UK, Friends of the Earth England, Wales & Northern Ireland and RSPB. ClientEarth is listed as an emerging player. Direct peers are Angling Trust, The Wildlife Trusts, The Rivers Trust, Buglife, Atlantic Salmon Trust and Marine Conservation Society.

Does WildFish have an API?

No public API is recorded for WildFish.

What industry is WildFish in?

WildFish's product category is Environmental Conservation Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAGAE, Marine & Freshwater Conservation, with a secondary code of BPAGAGAB, Wildlife Conservation & Species Protection. Its NAICS code is 813312.

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SeafoodSourceAquaculture stakeholders push back against claims made in chef-led, anti-salmon farming campaignWildFish's 'Off the table' campaign, supported by over 120 chefs, urges restaurants to stop serving ocean-farmed Atlantic salmon, citing pollution and disease risks. Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance (CAIA) pushed back, calling the campaign misleading and blaming the sector for broader issues like overfishing and climate change.ThegrocerUpper Tribunal farmed salmon labelling battle ends in defeat for campaignersThe Upper Tribunal rejected Animal Equality's appeal to keep 'farmed' in the Scottish salmon PGI, ruling the First-tier Tribunal did not err. Salmon Scotland welcomed the decision, while Animal Equality noted the door remains open for further appeal. WildFish also applied to cancel the PGI, which Defra rejected.ThegrocerNew wave of Scottish hospitality businesses sign up to farmed salmon boycott campaignSeveral Scottish hospitality businesses including The Witchery and Contini restaurant group have removed farmed salmon from their menus and joined wild salmon charity WildFish's Off The Table campaign, bringing the number of Scottish signatories to 55 out of over 300 worldwide. The campaign aims to eliminate farmed salmon from all hospitality menus, citing concerns about animal welfare, sustainability, and harm to Scotland's native wild salmon populations. Salmon Scotland, the industry body representing Scottish salmon farmers, has rejected the boycott, stating none of the establishments visited a sea farm or spoke to any fish farmer, and has requested a meeting with The Witchery's owner.BBCPlans for 'Scotland's largest salmon farm' approved for ShetlandShetland Islands Council has approved Scottish Sea Farms' £8m plans to redevelop and consolidate existing salmon farm sites in Yell Sound into what would be Scotland's largest salmon farm, with maximum biomass capacity increasing from about 2,000 tonnes to 6,000 tonnes. The approval came despite opposition from wildlife campaigners, including NatureScot's initial objection and WildFish's concerns about cumulative impacts on wild sea trout from sea lice, which government scientists have recognized as posing a risk to wild salmon and sea trout populations. Scottish Sea Farms welcomed the decision, stating the expansion reflects its strategy to move toward fewer, larger sites in deeper, higher-energy waters.WildfishThe WildFish view on the Water White Paper: the Government is steering us to an environmental downgradeWildFish, a river conservation organization, has published a critical analysis of the UK Government's January 2026 Water White Paper, 'A New Vision for Water,' arguing the document lacks essential detail and prioritizes economic growth over environmental protection. The White Paper proposes abolishing Ofwat and merging its functions with the Drinking Water Inspectorate and elements of the Environment Agency and Natural England into a new 'super regulator,' while introducing vague concepts like 'constrained discretion.' The organization welcomes the proposed end to Operator Self-Monitoring and introduction of public-facing monitoring data but warns that planned changes to Water Framework Directive regulations risk weakening environmental standards for rivers, particularly sensitive ecosystems like chalk streams.Perishable NewsHigh-Profile Chefs Lead the Charge for a More Sustainable Future: Take Ocean-Farmed Salmon Off the TableA coalition of renowned chefs, including Alice Waters, Francis Mallmann, and Dan Barber, is campaigning to remove ocean-farmed salmon from menus due to its adverse environmental impacts and the significant decline of wild Atlantic salmon populations. The movement, coordinated by WildFish, aims to promote sustainable food systems by advocating for alternatives to industrial sea-cage farming. This initiative has garnered support from over 50 prominent chefs and various organizations focused on marine conservation and ethical sourcing.PR NewswireGlobal Initiative Sparks Movement to Take Ocean-Farmed Salmon Off the table, High-Profile Chefs Lead the Charge for a More Sustainable FutureWildFish has launched the 'Off the table' campaign, mobilizing over 50 prominent chefs and organizations to remove ocean-farmed salmon from menus due to its environmental and health impacts. The initiative includes commitments from major players like Dig Inn to exclude the product from its 35 US locations, citing issues such as pollution and disease spread associated with industrial sea cage farming.NewswireGlobal Initiative Sparks Movement to Take Ocean-Farmed Salmon Off the table, High-Profile Chefs Lead the Charge for a More Sustainable FutureA coalition campaign called 'Off the table,' coordinated by UK-based charity WildFish, is mobilizing chefs, restaurants, and consumers to remove ocean-farmed salmon from menus worldwide due to environmental, social, and health concerns. More than 50 prominent chefs including Alice Waters, Francis Mallmann, and Dan Barber are leading the movement, with Dig Inn also pledging to keep ocean-farmed salmon off menus at all 35 of its US restaurants. The campaign highlights that 99% of Atlantic salmon consumed globally is raised in industrial sea cages, contributing to a 70% decline in wild Atlantic salmon populations since the 1970s and generating approximately one million pounds of waste per farm annually.BBCAlmost 75,000 salmon escape from storm-damaged Lochaber farmAlmost 75,000 farmed salmon escaped into Loch Linnhe after a net at Mowi's Gorsten farm was torn by Storm Amy. The company is investigating, and Scottish Greens and WildFish Scotland said the escaped fish could pose a risk to wild salmon.