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  • Opala River, Russia© Wild Salmon Center

    Russia Opens New Fisheries Protections

    Thanks to the hard work of our Russian partners, fishing communities and businesses can now apply to protect their fisheries from damaging development.

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  • © Ryan Peterson

    The Many Lives of Mykiss

    Field Notes from a journey to Kamchatka’s steelhead strongholds.

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  • © Wild Salmon Center

    Ultimate Allies: Mikhail Skopets

    Fisheries biologist and fishing guide Mikhail Skopets shares about his early years with Wild Salmon Center in the Russian Far East.

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  • Kamchatka Beach Seine© Mihael Blikshteyn

    New Salmon Protections in Russia

    Federal Fishery Protected Zones will give communities and commercial fishermen new tools to guard against destructive development.

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  • Commercial fishing in KamchatkaTomasz Raczynski, courtesy of Ocean Outcomes

    Kamchatka Fisheries Certified Sustainable

    On the rich wild salmon rivers of West Kamchatka, three commercial fisheries achieve Marine Stewardship Council certification.

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  • © Wild Salmon Center

    Russia-US Exchange

    Exchange gives Russians first-hand experience of the risks and rewards of US fishery management practices.

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  • Sergey Gorshkov

    Kamchatka Fisheries Near Certification

    On the rich wild salmon rivers of West Kamchatka, commercial fisheries near Marine Stewardship Council sustainability certification.

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  • © Jeff Mishler

    Deep in Kamchatka

    What does it feel like to chase wild steelhead on a Kamchatka stronghold? A team from Outside and Felt Soul Media found out.

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  • Siberian tiger, Koppi River Preserve, Russia© Vassily Solkin, WWF-Russia

    Russia and US Agree: Protect Wildlife

    WSC named in renewed science and conservation pact between the two countries.

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  • Kol River, Kamchatka, Russia© Wild Salmon Center

    Kol Protected Forever

    Russia’s Kol River Salmon Refuge – one of the planet’s most productive salmon areas – is now permanently protected.

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