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Olympic Peninsula

  • John McMillan

    New Research Shows 55% Decline over 70 Years for OP Steelhead

    A WSC-coathored study reveals concerning trends—and lessons—for Washington’s prized wild steelhead runs.

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  • Betsy Krier

    Hot or Not? On the Quillayute River, Tribal Scientists Test the Water

    Cold water is critical for fish, but getting good data is harder than you think. On the Olympic Peninsula, the Quileute Tribe is leading the way.

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  • Betsy Krier

    Cold Water Connection Gets (Muddy) Boots On Ground

    The campaign’s springtime field work helps set the stage for restoration projects that could bring more than $3 million to the Olympic Peninsula.

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  • Lindsey Ray Aspelund

    New Grant Accelerates Cold Water Connection Campaign

    New support from the Open Rivers Fund will help WSC and partners open up to 150 miles of blocked streams on the Olympic Peninsula.

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  • Lori Howk

    Restoring the Quillayute, Before It Floods La Push

    Gouged by flooding and human interference, the Quillayute River could soon change course—and flood the Quileute village of La Push. Slowing its path is a win-win for both people and fish.

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  • USFS

    Welcome Betsy Krier

    Wild Salmon Center’s new fish habitat specialist will elevate our Cold Water Connection Campaign on Washington’s Olympic Coast.

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  • Ultimate Ally: Yellow Dog

    This Montana-based foundation helps sportsmen and women give back by supporting the Wild Salmon Center’s work to protect great fisheries for future generations.

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  • Quillayute River, WashingtonAndrew Matthewson

    Keeping Chinook Rivers Whole in Washington

    The Wild Salmon Center’s Cold Water Connection campaign is working to reopen key Olympic Peninsula rivers after 150 years of heavy logging and road-building.

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  • Pat Clayton

    Coldwater Connection

    Maintaining cold water refuges for Washington Coast salmon and steelhead is critical for their survival.

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  • Wild Salmon Center

    Washington: Salmon Investments Would Strengthen Coast

    Salmon advocates tackle climate and orca issues in Washington Legislature, as part of coastal restoration package.

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