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Wild Salmon Center

Sloat Named National Geographic Explorer

A generous grant from the National Geographic Society will continue WSC’s groundbreaking work researching Siberian and Sakhalin taimen, and it makes Dr. Sloat an official “National Geographic Explorer.”

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Khabarovsk Wildlife Foundation

Koppi: Beyond the Designation

WSC reports from the Koppi, sees success first hand and launches new taimen tracking program.

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© Michael Wilhelm

Protecting Chinook During Ocean Upheaval

As wild Chinook return in low numbers, habitat will be one key to keeping populations healthy.

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© Pat Clayton

The New Science of Springers

How new genetic evidence will help us improve spring Chinook conservation.

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© Ryan Peterson

The Many Lives of Mykiss

Field Notes from a journey to Kamchatka’s steelhead strongholds.

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Retreating Glaciers and Salmon

New international science team tackles retreating glaciers and it’s impact on salmon habitat.

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Wild Salmon Center

Field Notes: Unlocking Taimen Mysteries

In the Russian Far East we are working with partners to protect strongholds for taimen, the largest member of the trout and salmon family.

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© Rogue Riverkeeper

The Ills of Suction Dredging

With a bill to reform suction dredge mining making its way through the Oregon Legislature, our science director details the mining practice’s harmful impacts.

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John McMillan

Updated: Are Olympic Peninsula Steelhead Healthy?

Seafood Watch’s latest recommendation for steelhead from the peninsula overlooks compelling evidence.

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SkeenaWild

Renewed Scientific Doubts for Skeena LNG

Two leading scientists have challenged the “no harm” claim by industry at Flora Bank, in the Skeena River estuary.

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