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Fishery Management

  • How We’re Fixing a Key Data Gap For Fisheries Managers

    To protect wild salmon biodiversity, we need accurate fish counts in real-time. With our partners, we’re developing a game-changing technology solution.

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  • In B.C., a Salmon Fishery Closure Opens the Door to Reform

    On British Columbia’s Central Coast, a failing chum fishery left a wide wake of unintended impacts. Now there’s hope that a years-long pause can help rebuild the region’s wild fish runs.

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  • In B.C., an Exciting Salmon Genetics Tool Gets a Boost

    New funding from GeneSolve BC will help WSC, First Nations, and other close partners expand a groundbreaking DNA library.

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  • Kamchatka Beach Seine

    New Salmon Protections in Russia

    Federal Fishery Protected Zones will give communities and commercial fishermen new tools to guard against destructive development.

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  • Commercial fishing in Kamchatka

    Kamchatka Fisheries Certified Sustainable

    On the rich wild salmon rivers of West Kamchatka, three commercial fisheries achieve Marine Stewardship Council certification.

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  • What Salmon Should I Eat?

    It’s two of the most frequent questions we get from people: should I eat salmon? And if yes, which kind?

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  • Russia Driftnetting Saving Salmon Together Fund

    Out with High-Seas Driftnets

    New Russian ban on destructive fishing practice rewards years of activism.

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  • Workshop: “Local Catch”

    March 11, 2015, 5:30-8:30 pm, Portland, Oregon (Billy Frank, Jr. Conference Room at Jean Vollum Natural Capital Center)
    Join Wild Salmon Center and Ecotrust as we welcome Paul Greenberg, award-winning author of Four Fish, for a joint workshop and reception in Portland, Oregon.

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  • Sakhalin Fisheries Visit

    WSC Launches Ocean Outcomes

    New organization looks to Russia and Asia to increase supply of sustainable seafood.

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  • Fishing in Kamchatka's Karaginsky Bay

    Russian Salmon Fisheries Improving

    Many of Kamchatka’s wild salmon fisheries in a FIP or MSC certification process.

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