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Sakhalin Island

  • River in Russia's Sakhalin Region© Dagi mit Regenbogen

    New Sakhalin Reserves in the Works

    Sakhalin Island’s governor plans new protected areas for Nabil and Dagi rivers, two strongholds for salmon and Sakhalin taimen.

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  • Coastal view from high in Russian Far East.Sakhalin Environment Watch

    Overfishing Halted on Sakhalin

    Sakhalin Environment Watch steps up to protect northern salmon runs.

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