Please share your activities on social media using #aksalmonday!

1. Attend one of many Wild Salmon Day events across the state!
2. Take action to say NO to Pebble Mine and tell EPA to protect Bristol Bay forever.
3. Read a salmon bedtime story to your children
4. Sign the petition to support House Bill 199 to protect wild salmon in Alaska
5. Volunteer for a river cleanup event
6. Watch the film, "Chuitna: More than Salmon on the Line"
7. Record a video explaining why wild salmon are important to you and post it to social media with #standforsalmon
8. Text "salmon" to 877-877*
9. Donate to a conservation organization
10. Vote with your fork -- ask for Alaska wild at the grocery store and in restaurants
11. Grill salmon with friends and share pictures on social media
12. Have a salmon dip contest - who can make the tastiest one?
13. Watch the short film, "Super salmon"
14. Share your favorite experience catching a salmon on social media
15. Write a letter to your legislator or Gov. Walker telling him/her how important protecting wild salmon is to you
16. Share the salmon love! Send some frozen wild salmon to a friend or family member in the Lower 48
17. Make salmon art with your children
18. Write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper on what abundant, Alaska wild salmon mean to you 
19. Make a wild salmon picture book
20. Study the differences in the five types of Pacific salmon we have in Alaska, and then quiz your friends
21. Watch the short film, "Xboundary" about the effort to protect the salmon rivers of Southeast Alaska from Canadian mining
22. Learn about the traditional and customary salmon harvest practices of Alaska Native communities in your area
23. Share the picture of the largest salmon you ever caught on social media
24. Read the special section about protection of Alaska's natural resources in our Constitution
25. Head to your favorite salmon river and pick up 10 pieces of trash