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Science

  • Heart of Steel – PART I

    After more than a century of broken promises, the Quileute Tribe is reclaiming primary stewardship of its traditional fisheries. But there’s a problem: steelhead are disappearing.

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  • With Springers on the Brink, NOAA Considers New ESA Protections

    A paradigm shift in conservation genetics centers two new requests to list Oregon and California spring Chinook.

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  • The Taimen Fund Closes, Entrusts Mongolia Work to Wild Salmon Center

    The Taimen Fund’s plans for closure include funding for WSC’s work to protect a cherished and vulnerable wild salmonid.

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  • How We’re Fixing a Key Data Gap For Fisheries Managers

    To protect wild salmon biodiversity, we need accurate fish counts in real-time. With our partners, we’re developing a game-changing technology solution.

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  • Meet Dr. Tasha Thompson

    Our first Polsky Science Fellow is building a groundbreaking genetics map for Pacific Chinook and steelhead. 

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  • Here’s Why We’re Working To End Open Net-Pens in B.C.

    We’re partnering with Watershed Watch Salmon Society to make sure that Canada transitions from marine salmon farms.

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  • B.C. Sockeye DNA Project Enters Exciting New Phase

    Our work to understand genetic characteristics of vulnerable wild fish runs will speed their protection on B.C.’s Central Coast.

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  • Meet Melaney Dunne

    Our new Salmon Watershed Scientist is boosting Wild Salmon Center’s science efforts in Mongolia and beyond.

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  • Welcome Jon Hart

    Wild Salmon Center’s new GIS Spatial Analyst will help us illuminate the case for salmon conservation across the North Pacific. Back in 2018, Jon Hart spent a lot of time …

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  • In B.C., a Salmon Fishery Closure Opens the Door to Reform

    On British Columbia’s Central Coast, a failing chum fishery left a wide wake of unintended impacts. Now there’s hope that a years-long pause can help rebuild the region’s wild fish runs.

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