Snake River: Why It’s Time to Remove the Dams
The future of wild salmon and steelhead in the Columbia Basin depends on removing the Lower Snake River dams. A new WSC assessment says the time to remove them is now.
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WSC Earns Global Award for Halting Pebble Mine
International Game Fish Association recognizes “pivotal role” in the campaign to protect Bristol Bay.
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Bristol Bay More Valuable Than Ever
An analysis by an Alaska economics firm finds the region delivers more than $2 billion to U.S. economy every year.
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Life History Project
Every salmon champion has a journey. Every journey shapes the movement. Follow the journey of three WSC staff as they found their way to salmon country.
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Oregon Private Forestland Negotiations Start
Timber and conservation parties begin work toward a Habitat Conservation Plan for 10 million acres of private forestland, in order to better protect salmon.
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Alamy
Will Atlas Joins Pacific Salmon Commission
In a time of crisis for Canadian salmon, Dr. Atlas will help guide sound decision-making across BC and Southeast Alaska.
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Cassie Bergman
Pebble: The Last Chapter
Let’s finish the job and protect Bristol Bay once and for all.
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Robert Wade Photography
WSC Welcomes Four New Board Members
Wild Salmon Center welcomes four new board members, bringing to the organization new wisdom from the realms of science, conservation, politics, academia and local communities in Alaska, Kamchatka, and British Columbia.
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B Deroy
Indigenous Fishing Practices Hold Promise for Future
A comprehensive analysis published in Bioscience finds that traditional salmon fishing practices and governance show promise for rebuilding resilient fisheries.
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Perry Broderick
Standing Up for Bristol Bay
Wild Salmon Center joins Bristol Bay leaders in calling for permanent protections, to end regional mining threats for good.