Resources
Kamchatka Steelhead Project Report
The Kamchatka Steelhead Project was developed jointly by the Ichthyology Department of Moscow State University (Russia) and the Wild Salmon Center (USA) to study and conserve steelhead, a species listed in the Red Book of Russia. In the first five years of work (1994-1998), participants in the joint program conducted expeditions on eight rivers in western Kamchatka collected a wide variety of scientific materials and data.
Range of Sakhalin Taimen
Map depicting the documented range of Sakhalin taimen and WSC program sites.
Proposed Frank Moore Wild Steelhead Sanctuary
Map prepared at the request of Senator Ron Wyden, November 3, 2014.
Tugursky Nature Reserve 2
Map of the Tugursky Nature Reserve in the Russian Far East.
Tugursky Nature Reserve
Map of the Tugursky Nature Reserve in the Russian Far East.
Skeena Watershed Map
One of the world’s most prolific wild salmon and steelhead corridors, the Skeena's undammed watershed serves as spawning ground for six salmon species, including coho, sockeye and some of the largest Chinook and steelhead ever recorded.
Coastal Oregon Watersheds Managed for Wild Salmon and Steelhead
Map depicting Oregon Coast watersheds managed under the new Multi-Species Conservation and Management Plan.
Economic Implications of the Coastal Multi-Species Conservation and Management Plan
The Wild Salmon Center (WSC) sponsored an economic analysis project to review the effects of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) Coastal Multi-Species Conservation and Management Plan (CMP).
Silver Tiger Taimen
"Protecting any wild land under law in the 21st century is an extraordinary achievement, but the Koppi stands out, Mariusz Wroblewski at the WSC told us, because, 'it is the best sea-run taimen river in the world.' The refuge’s charter evolved out of ten years of hearings at the local, regional, and federal levels that sought, Wroblewski says, to answer 'the central question of, ‘How can the community that relies on the resource somehow protect it?’'"