The Keystone of the North Pacific
Like the central stone that holds together an arch, a keystone species holds together an ecosystem. That’s the role of wild salmon in the North Pacific.
Native Fisheries
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Fall Photo Contest
Explore the Tillamook State Forest this October to win prizes in WSC’s #TrektheTillamook Instagram photo contest.
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Radio Telemetry on the Upper Klamath
New research on Klamath rainbow trout could provide clues to how fish populations can remain productive in an increasingly hot world.
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Take Action to Defend the Skeena
Salmon advocates call for support of globally important Skeena River in the face of grave threat.
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Salmon Nation Summit
A coalition declares Lelu Island and Flora Bank permanently protected at Salmon Nation Summit.
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Occupation Lelu Island
Inside the daily struggle to protect the Skeena from gas development in the river’s key nursery.
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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. -
Partner Profile: Greg Knox
Getting to know SkeenaWild’s Executive Director.
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Trans-Pacific Learning
WSC hosts exchanges on sportfishing, watershed management.
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Voices of Bristol Bay
Challenging the Pebble Mine with Citizens’ Alternative for state lands in Bristol Bay.