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Science

  • Coho salmon spawn in the Oregon Coast Range. Jim Yuscavitch

    Salmon Recovery Tracker

    State of the Salmon helps launch a new web site for Oregon salmon and steelhead.

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  • Sakhalin exchange, Russia

    International Salmon Forum 2010

    U.S. and Russian teens meet in Sakhalin to address salmon conservation.

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  • Fishing in Kamchatka

    Sport Fishing and Salmon Conservation

    International conference in Moscow explores strategies to combine economic development and salmon conservation.

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  • In Defense of Salmon

    Scientists testify in support of a fish refuge for Alaska’s Bristol Bay.

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  • Copper River, Alaska

    Going Wild in Alaska

    Science partnership gets knee deep in the Copper River to develop models for conserving salmon.

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