News & Features

As America reckons with dams, Mongolian scientists take note

Lessons from the West could help inform a more fish-friendly future for Mongolia.

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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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Meet Butte Creek: California’s Secret Stronghold

High up in the western slopes of the Sierra Nevadas, one small tributary is a bright spot for California salmon.

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In California, a Big Step Forward for Spring Chinook

The State’s Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously approves Endangered Species protections for Upper Klamath-Trinity spring Chinook.

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First Salmon, Last Chance – PART II

On Northern California’s Klamath River, dams have brought spring Chinook to the brink. To save the species, Indigenous knowledge is key.

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First Salmon, Last Chance – PART I

A small group of scientists is unlocking the mysteries of spring Chinook—right as the species nears extinction. Can we still save a fish critical to the Northwest’s future?

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Rewriting the Story of Spring Chinook

Ancient bones and new genetics show that spring Chinook derived from a single genetic mutation. Once lost, these populations can’t easily be recovered.

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California Strongholds

See our short video about California strongholds and find out what we’re doing to restore and protect the regions last, great salmon and steelhead rivers.

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Radio Telemetry on the Upper Klamath

New research on Klamath rainbow trout could provide clues to how fish populations can remain productive in an increasingly hot world.

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South Fork Eel

Keeping it cool on one of California’s best coho salmon strongholds.

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