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Mongolia

  • Meet Dr. Saulyegul Avlyush

    Wild Salmon Center’s new Senior Mongolia Consultant is building momentum to protect wild fish—including the world’s largest salmonid—across her nation.

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  • As America reckons with dams, Mongolian scientists take note

    Lessons from the West could help inform a more fish-friendly future for Mongolia.

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  • 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. 

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  • The Taimen Fund Closes, Entrusts Mongolia Work to Wild Salmon Center

    The Taimen Fund’s plans for closure include funding for WSC’s work to protect a cherished and vulnerable wild salmonid.

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  • Meet Melaney Dunne

    Our new Salmon Watershed Scientist is boosting Wild Salmon Center’s science efforts in Mongolia and beyond.

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  • New Research Finds Taimen’s Supersized Strength in DNA

    New research from scientists including WSC’s Dr. Matt Sloat suggests that protecting genetic diversity could help save the world’s largest salmonid.

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  • Mongolia’s Taimen Rivers Have Answers

    The massive, mysterious salmonid—revered by conservationists and anglers alike—is declining in Russia’s Far East. A new Wild Salmon Center research project in Mongolia could help protect taimen across their range.

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