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  • Kol River, Kamchatka, Russia

    Kol Protected Forever

    Russia’s Kol River Salmon Refuge – one of the planet’s most productive salmon areas – is now permanently protected.

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  • The Kamchatka Steelhead Project

    Groundbreaking twenty-year joint Russian-American scientific project results in a wealth of information on the genetic diversity, population structure, and health of Kamchatka’s steelhead and trout.

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  • Kamchatka sockeye salmon spawning

    Asia’s Largest Sockeye Fishery Achieves MSC Certification

    Marine Stewardship Council label awarded to Kamchatka’s Ozernaya River sockeye fishery.

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  • Kol River, Kamchatka, Russia

    Save the Salmon Festival

    New Kamchatka festival highlights salmon conservation, brings together diverse groups.

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  • Coastal set net

    Kamchatka Pursues MSC Certification

    One of the world’s most productive fisheries is working towards Marine Stewardship Council certification.

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  • Opala River, Russia

    Kamchatka’s First Salmon Council

    Building local stakeholder involvement in promoting sustainable fishing and salmon conservation in Kamchatka.

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  • Kol River, Kamchatka, Russia

    Kol Biostation

    Setting a precedent for proactive conservation and research of salmon ecosystems in Kamchatka.

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  • Three bears running with a salmon in Kamchatka

    Conservation in Russia

    Conservation agenda gaining high-level support in Russia, including protections for fish.

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