# Atlantic Salmon Trust jobs and careers

> 0 open roles at Atlantic Salmon Trust as of October 24, 2026. Source: https://www.thejobsmap.com/company/atlantic-salmon-trust

The Atlantic Salmon Trust is the UK's foremost evidence-based wild salmon conservation charity. We are based in the UK but have a reach and reputation that extends around the fisheries world. Through innovative fish-tracking telemetry projects and catchment-wide restoration initiatives, our work extends from the smallest of headwater streams right out into the open ocean. Since 1967 The Atlantic Salmon Trust has been leading the way in research into migratory salmonids. With over £20 million raised, our projects have successfully and radically altered the way in which wild salmon have been managed during the Trust’s existence. The Trust's current focus is on its pioneering Core Rivers partnerships, delivering and supporting landscape-scale restoration in river catchments for the benefit of wild Atlantic salmon and wider biodiversity, as well as ongoing research into the causes of wild salmon decline to inform policy and management.

## Key facts

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| Open roles | 0 |
| Headquarters | United Kingdom |
| Employees | 11 to 50 |
| Website | https://atlanticsalmontrust.org |

## Leadership

- Alison Baker, Restoration Director

## Common questions

### Is Atlantic Salmon Trust hiring right now?

Atlantic Salmon Trust has no open roles listed as of October 24, 2026. Roles appear here as soon as they are posted on Atlantic Salmon Trust's careers site.

### Where is Atlantic Salmon Trust headquartered?

Atlantic Salmon Trust is headquartered in United Kingdom.

### Who leads Atlantic Salmon Trust?

Alison Baker, Restoration Director, is at the top of Atlantic Salmon Trust's org chart.

### How do I apply for a job at Atlantic Salmon Trust?

Pick a role on Atlantic Salmon Trust's TheJobsMap page and select Apply. Every listing links to the original posting on Atlantic Salmon Trust's own careers site, so you apply directly with the employer.
