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  • What’s Next for Bristol Bay?

    A few more crucial moves will secure lasting protections for the rivers that drain into Bristol Bay, Alaska.

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  • Rich Crowder

    Meet Wild Salmon Center Ambassador Kate Crump

    The owner of Frigate Adventure Travel on salmon conservation, sharing meals, and using what moves you.

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  • The New Plan is Many Plans: Driving a New WA Steelhead Strategy

    Reeling from emergency steelhead fishing closures, the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife is recruiting experts like WSC’s Jess Helsley to map a better path for steelhead management.

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  • New Research Finds Taimen’s Supersized Strength in DNA

    New research from scientists including WSC’s Dr. Matt Sloat suggests that protecting genetic diversity could help save the world’s largest salmonid.

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  • Hot or Not? On the Quillayute River, Tribal Scientists Test the Water

    Cold water is critical for fish, but getting good data is harder than you think. On the Olympic Peninsula, the Quileute Tribe is leading the way.

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  • Landmark Deal Reached on Oregon Private Forest Accord

    Nine months of high stakes negotiations bore fruit on October 30, with timber interests and conservation groups backing big improvements to the state’s Forest Practices Act. 

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  • Lummi Island Reef Netting: Eat This Salmon

    For fans of wild salmon, it’s hard to know what’s the right choice in a restaurant or at a store. Here’s why sustainable seafood purveyors like Patagonia Provisions are stocking Lummi Island reef-netted salmon.

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  • An Urgent Push for Washington Steelhead Science

    To recover Olympic Peninsula steelhead, we need consensus on the science and history of the species’ decline. A new online approach offers Washington Coast steelheaders a chance to get it right.

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  • Forest Stories from the Tillamook

    The Tillamook Rainforest is many things to many people and creatures. In our new video series, hear from a handful of forest users on the importance of this landscape for Oregonians.

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  • The Latest on a 70-Year-Plan for the Tillamook Rainforest

    Checking in with WSC’s Brett Brownscombe on the effort to protect state lands in the the Tillamook Rainforest.

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