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  • In Russia, a Growing Call for Salmon Conservation

    Business leaders connected with the Russian Salmon Association and WSC are stepping up in big ways for salmon and rivers.

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  • Saving Sakhalin’s Tym River From Poachers

    Several residents of a village on northeastern Sakhalin Island managed the impossible: stopping a poaching epidemic.

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  • Russians Learn How the “Salmon State” Operates

    Among the takeaways from Wild Salmon Center’s September 2019 U.S./Russia Exchange in Alaska: different ways to run hatcheries, fisheries, and anti-poaching programs. (Still unresolved: which nation has the tastier fish.)

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  • Langeri River Restored

    A Russian stronghold for salmon makes a comeback from past mining pollution.

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  • River in Russia's Sakhalin Region

    New Sakhalin Reserves in the Works

    Sakhalin Island’s governor plans new protected areas for Nabil and Dagi rivers, two strongholds for salmon and Sakhalin taimen.

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  • Field Notes: Unlocking Taimen Mysteries

    In the Russian Far East we are working with partners to protect strongholds for taimen, the largest member of the trout and salmon family.

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  • Sakhalin Raid Busts Taimen Poachers

    The operation on the Nabil River protects important wild salmon habitat that hosts critically endangered Sakhalin taimen.

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  • 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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  • Sakhalin Fishermens’ Protection Efforts Deliver Returns

    Increased anti-poaching efforts are tied to healthy salmon runs on Sakhalin Island’s northeast coast.

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  • Coastal view from high in Russian Far East.

    Overfishing Halted on Sakhalin

    Sakhalin Environment Watch steps up to protect northern salmon runs.

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