Salmon Need Cold Water. We’re Tracking It Across Continents.
From Oregon’s North Coast to Mongolia, our thermal detectives are out in rivers, searching out cold spots. What they’re finding is both sobering and hopeful.
Coast Coho Partnership
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A New Boom for the Pacific Northwest’s Restoration Economy
Millions in federal fish passage funding are set to flow to coastal salmon watersheds.
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Oregon Coast Coho: A Bright Spot for Salmon Recovery
A new federal report finds a connection between restoration work and stronger coho returns.
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A $23 Million Investment in Oregon Coast Coho
In a huge boost for Oregon’s Coos and Siuslaw watersheds, a state agency has awarded $23 million to coastal partners to complete salmon restoration projects prioritized by Wild Salmon Center’s Coast Coho Partnership.
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On a Patchwork of Private Land, Coho Streams are the Thread
High up on a Rogue River tributary in Oregon, timber companies find that stream restoration connects private interests and long-term benefits.
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On a Sheep Ranch, Conservation Meets Working Lands
Along Oregon’s Elk River, a fourth-generation ranching family’s long-term focus on conservation is yielding cascading benefits for salmon, sheep, and the soil beneath their feet.
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Coho Habitat Restoration Means Coastal Jobs
Investing in salmon watersheds brings work to rural communities. For fishing towns on the Oregon Coast, it’s smart money now, and for the future.
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As Gorse Chokes Oregon, Salmon Fans Fight Back
Battling this spiny invasive shrub is key for fish, farmers, and a less flammable future.
