Freshwater species are at risk. Salmon strongholds can help reverse the decline.
In Nature, Wild Salmon Center Science Director Dr. Matthew Sloat joins 45 leading scientists to interpret the first-ever IUCN global freshwater threat assessment.
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Hot Water: A Conversation with Dr. Jonathan Armstrong
The Wild Salmon Center Science Advisor wants change the way we think about “winning” salmon rivers.
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How Logging Impacts Salmon Rivers
Wilder rivers and warmer water: a new study shows that industrial forestry makes life harder for wild fish across the West.
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Honoring Jim Lichatowich
The renowned author of Salmon Without Rivers—and former Wild Salmon Center Board Member—passed in April 2024.
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Salmon Futures: A Conversation with Dr. Jonathan Moore
A Wild Salmon Center Science Advisor on how we can help salmon find their path in a changing world.
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Wild Fry: A Conversation with Dr. Stephanie Carlson
Wild Salmon Center’s Science Advisory Board member has a fresh(water) take on salmon survival strategies.
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Artificial Intelligence, Meet Indigenous Fishing Technology
With First Nations and other key partners, Wild Salmon Center launches “Salmon Vision” to track fish returns in real-time.
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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.
