Why we support Oregon’s new fall Chinook harvest rules
Bad years, like 2024, signal more than short-term pain for some wild fish runs. That’s why we’re willing to keep our flies dry this season.
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For the Makah, WWII is still a problem for salmon streams
The Makah Tribe has cleaned up after the U.S. military for decades. A partnership with Wild Salmon Center could speed this work for salmon.
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Meet Kirk Blaine
From his very first steelhead, Wild Salmon Center’s new Oregon Senior Wild Fish Manager was hooked on salmon conservation.
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Meet Dr. Saulyegul Avlyush
Wild Salmon Center’s new Senior Mongolia Consultant is building momentum to protect wild fish—including the world’s largest salmonid—across her nation.
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Welcome Greg Knox
Wild Salmon Center’s new British Columbia Director has a vision for scaling conservation work across the province.
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As America reckons with dams, Mongolian scientists take note
Lessons from the West could help inform a more fish-friendly future for Mongolia.
