Where we see hope for endangered coho salmon
Most coho runs are struggling at the southern end of their range. There are exceptions—and they overlap with Wild Salmon Center restoration.
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Meet James Losee
Our new Senior Wild Fish Manager aims to be an asset to Tribal, state, and federal fisheries managers across Washington.
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Hot Water: A Conversation with Dr. Jonathan Armstrong
The Wild Salmon Center Science Advisor wants change the way we think about “winning” salmon rivers.
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In Memoriam: Ehor Boyanowsky
The Wild Salmon Center director was a gentleman angler, author, and avid salmon conservationist. He will be missed.
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The Best Culvert for Salmon? One They Don’t Know They’re In.
On the Olympic Peninsula, a new culvert advances our ambitious 10-year goal of reopening 125 river miles for Washington Coast wild fish.
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Coho: A Bright Spot in Salmon Recovery Gets Brighter
In Oregon, strong coho returns are good news for this year’s fisheries. But what about the future?
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Skeena steelhead are having a good year. What does that mean?
“We’re happy that returns are strong,” says Greg Knox, Executive Director of SkeenaWild. “But one year doesn’t make a trend.”
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How Logging Impacts Salmon Rivers
Wilder rivers and warmer water: a new study shows that industrial forestry makes life harder for wild fish across the West.
