A New Path for Coho, Informed by the Past
In a Coos River tributary, we’re restoring safe passage for salmon after a century of intervention. And they’re showing up.
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In Three Oregon Watersheds, Restoration Drives Coho Recovery
Five years and 24 projects later, our first NOAA cooperative agreement is a wrap. It’s just phase one of our grander plan for coho salmon.
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Salmon Need Cold Water. We’re Tracking It Across Continents.
From Oregon’s North Coast to Mongolia, our thermal detectives are out in rivers, searching out cold spots. What they’re finding is both sobering and hopeful.
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A Year In, Oregon’s Private Forest Accord Is Taking Shape
The new law is rolling out, along with big funding for conservation and landowners. But there’s a hitch: without federal approval by 2027, we could still lose this landmark agreement.
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Anchoring the Tillamook’s Recovery
On a Wilson River tributary, a new future for Oregon’s state forests comes into view.
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A New Boom for the Pacific Northwest’s Restoration Economy
Millions in federal fish passage funding are set to flow to coastal salmon watersheds.
