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Japan

  • In Hokkaido, the Dams Finally Come Down

    Former WSC scientist Dr. Pete Rand has been tracking the restoration of Shiretoko National Park for nearly 15 years. This summer, its rivers (and wild salmon) are breathing a bit easier.

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  • Sarufutsu Taimen Pair in Northern Japan

    The Secrets of Japanese Giants

    New technology and international effort produces deeper understanding of rare giant taimen.

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  • Sakhalin taimen, Japan

    Tracking Giants in Japan

    Notes from the Field: Hope for Sakhalin taimen on Japan’s Sarufutsu River.

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  • Taimen

    World’s Largest Fish Edges Toward Extinction

    International scientific group reveals severe risk to all five species of Asia’s giant taimen.

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  • Underwater taimen

    Taimen Study Released

    Study examines the extinction risk of one of the Pacific’s most enigmatic species.

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  • Chum salmon underwater

    Japan-US Fishery Tour

    US fisheries experts met with Japanese colleagues to discuss Hokkaido MSC certification bid.

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  • Sarufutsu taimen

    Unique Partnership on Japanese Forest

    Oji, Japan’s largest paper company, and the Wild Salmon Center move to protect the Sarufutsu, one of Japan’s last wild salmon rivers.

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