Salmon Recovery Tracker
State of the Salmon helps launch a new web site for Oregon salmon and steelhead.
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Salmon Recovery Tracker
State of the Salmon helps launch a new web site for Oregon salmon and steelhead.
Kol Biostation
Setting a precedent for proactive conservation and research of salmon ecosystems in Kamchatka.
Conservation in Russia
Conservation agenda gaining high-level support in Russia, including protections for fish.
Groups Appeal Increased Logging
Fishing and conservation groups cite damage to salmon, lack of scientific data in appeal against logging in Oregon state forests.
First Canadian Salmon Stronghold
British Columbia’s Harrison River will serve as pilot stronghold.
Regional Limiting Factors Affecting Salmon Strongholds and Programmatic Approaches to Remediation
The purpose of this document is to briefly describe “multi-state and programmatic initiatives”, which can be supported through funds appropriated under the Pacific Salmon Stronghold Conservation Act. The objective is to ensure a shared understanding of the term “programmatic” among Steering Committee members, who will be responsible for evaluating proposals seeking support for programmatic initiatives.
Populations Scoring: Draft Results for California
The first time a diverse set of salmon/steelhead experts have taken a statewide look at populations and developed a recorded status record of their expert opinions regarding these populations.
Applying the Salmon Stronghold Concept in Canada
“The Salmon Strongholds concept is meant to reinforce the vitality of salmon and steelhead habitat ecosystems through voluntary and locally-based initiatives, along with government agency participation. A particular focus of Salmon Strongholds is the purchase or property-rights arrangements (covenants, set-asides) of land at the landscape level with special significance or vulnerability for salmon.”
Identification and Prioritization of Salmon Tributaries for Conservation in the Hoh River Basin
The purpose of this report is to prioritize Hoh River tributaries for conservation actions by identifying critical rearing and spawning habitat of salmon and steelhead. Successfully sustaining wild salmon will depend on the maintenance and improvement of current biological conditions in relatively healthy watersheds, as well as the restoration of altered freshwater habitats and implementation of improved regulatory measures that benefit overall ecosystem productivity.
