TUC is governed by an elected Board of Directors who meet regularly to make decisions regarding the overall direction of the organisation, the policies of the organisation and to provide oversight. Responsibility for the day to day management of the organisation is delegated by the Board of Directors to the Chief Executive Officer.

TUC strives to be an open and inclusive organisation. We receive informal advice and input daily through contact with TUC members and supporters, with representatives of TUC Chapters and with representatives of the many different partners we work with.

The TUC National Resource Board:
Issues affecting the health and sustainability of Canada’s freshwater ecosystems and their coldwater resources can be complex from a technical, scientific, political and social perspective.  To develop as broad and complete a perspective as possible, TUC created its National Resource Board. The National Resource Board has no formal decision making role, but acts as a valuable advisory body to the Board of Directors and senior staff of the organisation. Its volunteer members are highly skilled, highly respected and are each extremely knowledgeable about their field of expertise. The National Resource Board is composed of senior TUC members, policy professionals, and senior science representatives of other organizations. The National Resource Board was instrumental in helping TUC develop its National Conservation Agenda and now provides ongoing policy and program development advice.

The current volunteer members of the TUC National Resource Board are:

• Dr. Bruce Dancik, (Chair), Edmonton, AB, Professor Emeritus, University of Alberta, Director of the Devonian Botanical Gardens; Editor-in-Chief of NRC Research Press
  
  
• Dr. Alex Bielak, Hamilton, ON, Senior Research Fellow and Knowledge Broker, United Nations University - Institute for Water, Environment & Health
   
• Dr. Dale Wrubleski, Stonewall, Manitoba, Ducks Unlimited Canada, Director of Conservation Services
  
  
• Mr. Lorne Fitch, Lethbridge, AB, P. Biol. (Retired), Riparian Habitat Specialist, Alberta Riparian Habitat Management Program, Conservationist and Communicator
  
  
• Dr. Allen Curry, Fredericton, NB, Director, Canadian Rivers Institute; Professor of Biology, UNB; Associate Professor of Biology and Forestry and Environmental Management; Professor of Recreational Fisheries Research Assistant Program
  
  
• Ms. Dianne Ramage, Vancouver, B.C., Director of Salmon Recovery, Pacific Salmon Foundation
  
  
• Mr. Tom Adamchick, Senior TUC member, writer, meber of the Canadian Fly Fishing Team, former Fly Fishing Editor at Outdoor Canada
  
  
• Mr. Ron Pearson, LLB, Vancouver, BC, Board Member, Wings of Providence Society; Sustaining Member of the Nature Conservancy of Canada
  
  
• Mr. Todd Dupuis, Executive Director, Regional Operations, Atlantic Salmon Federation
  
  
• Rev. Stephen Booth, (NRB Vice-Chair), Chester, NB, Canon, Anglican Church of Canada
  
  
• Mr. Jim Van Tine, Campbell River, B.C., Executive Director, Haig-Brown Institute
  
  
• Mr. Frank Dalziel, Lantzville, B.C., Retired - Environmental Resources Co-ordinator, Vancouver Island University School of Fisheries and Aquaculture

• Mr. Bill Curry, Port Maitland, NS, President, Tuskett River Chapter, Trout Unlimited Canada