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.
Most coho runs are struggling at the southern end of their range. There are exceptions—and they overlap with Wild Salmon Center restoration.
A rare kind of coastal habitat could help Oregon build resilience for fish, flooding, and local communities.
In a Coos River tributary, we’re restoring safe passage for salmon after a century of intervention. And they’re showing up.
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.
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.
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.