In Hokkaido, the Dams Finally Come Down
Former WSC scientist Dr. Pete Rand has been tracking the restoration of Shiretoko National Park for nearly 15 years. This summer, its rivers (and wild salmon) are breathing a bit easier.
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WSC Launches Ocean Outcomes
New organization looks to Russia and Asia to increase supply of sustainable seafood.
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The Secrets of Japanese Giants
New technology and international effort produces deeper understanding of rare giant taimen.
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Tracking Giants in Japan
Notes from the Field: Hope for Sakhalin taimen on Japan’s Sarufutsu River.
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FIP Partnership
Four major seafood buyers join High Liner Foods and WSC in their FIP Partnership.
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World’s Largest Fish Edges Toward Extinction
International scientific group reveals severe risk to all five species of Asia’s giant taimen.
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Video: Wild Salmon of the Pacific
In this short film produced in conjunction with the International League of Conservation Photographers (ILCP), Wild Salmon Center explores what we can do to affect the future of not only salmon, but the future of all the species that depend on them, including our own.
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Taimen Study Released
Study examines the extinction risk of one of the Pacific’s most enigmatic species.
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Japan-US Fishery Tour
US fisheries experts met with Japanese colleagues to discuss Hokkaido MSC certification bid.
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Video: Strongholds: Hope for Wild Pacific Salmon
Salmon strongholds are centers of abundance and diversity, serving as the foundation for healthy wild fisheries, economies and communities across the North Pacific Rim.