The proposed Susitna mega-dam would threaten 40,000 acres of prime hunting and recreation wilderness near Denali National Park above the dam, and threaten salmon rearing, migratory, and spawning habitat below the dam. See the scope of the proposed project.
In 2006, the first regional salmon refuge in the world was created within the boundaries of the watersheds of the Kol and Kekhta Rivers in western Kamchatka - the result of successful international cooperation. This is the first comprehensive description of species diversity of aquatic and riparian plants, insects, fish, amphibians, birds, and mammals for a single river in Kamchatka.
"Frank Moore is a hero. Frank’s humble and soft-spoken demeanor belies a lifetime of passionate and effective stewardship of Oregon’s wild steelhead and their habitats. His legendary prowess as a fly fisherman has mentored generations into the sustainable use and enjoyment of this great resource."
"We are proud to support and honor an American war veteran and legendary steward of the North Umpqua River – Frank Moore. Nothing could be more fitting than to recognize this great American’s accomplishments by protecting the Steamboat Creek watershed, which is arguably the most important tributary to the North Umpqua River."
Position Title: Executive Director; Work Location: Aberdeen, WA; Reports To: Board of Directors; Supervises: All Foundation and Partnership Staff; Status: Full-time; Compensation: $70,000 to $85,000, depending on qualifications.
Full text of the bill designating the Frank Moore Wild Steelhead Sanctuary in the State of Oregon.
A map depicting Wild Fish Emphasis Areas spanning the full length of Western Oregon.