Restoring Six Oregon Coast Coho Watersheds
Backed by years of planning and several major grants, Wild Salmon Center and partners are about to kick off a critical mass of salmon restoration projects in Oregon.
Upper Nehalem Watershed Council
Nehalem
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Upper Nehalem Watershed Council
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Eiko Jones
Forestry Board Moves to Protect Oregon Coho
The board directs Oregon’s forestry department to comply with state law, requiring it to study and create protections for this threatened keystone species.
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Freshwaters Illustrated
A Win for the Nehalem
Natural water flows will be protected for fish and wildlife on Oregon’s scenic Nehalem River.
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Corporate Spotlight: KEEN
KEEN Footwear puts its values in motion by working with nonprofit partners, consciously constructing its products, providing grant funding to grassroots organizations, and activating communities and individuals to protect the places where they work and play.
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Anna Moore
The Storied Nehalem
Join us for a screening of “Nehalem: A Wild Salmon Stronghold”, and find out what’s next in the campaign to designate the Nehalem as a State Scenic Waterway.
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Dave Herasimtschuk
Nehalem: A Wild Salmon Stronghold
Go riverside to see what WSC and local partners are doing to protect an Oregon Coast gem, in the new short film “Nehalem: A Wild Salmon Stronghold.”
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Alamy
Native beavers join Oregon wild coho recovery work
Celebrating a season of critical coho recovery work on the Upper Nehalem River.
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Justin Bailie
Protect Oregon’s Coastal Forests
Action Alert: Help stop the proposed clear cutting of Oregon’s Tillamook and Clatsop State Forests, including part of the proposed Nehalem River State Scenic Waterway.
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© Kate Harnedy
Oregon Coast Coho
Restoration on rivers like the Siuslaw, Nehalem, and Elk sets the stage for a coho comeback.
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Justin Bailie
Oregon’s Scenic Nehalem
Wild Salmon Center is working to designate a gorgeous 17 mile-segment of this Oregon Coast gem as a State Scenic Waterway.
