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Taimen

  • Russia Tugur Siberian taimenYonder

    River Tigers

    In a new film, WSC’s Guido Rahr travels deep into the Russian Far East, to the land of taimen. Journey Back in Time to the Tugur to meet the River Tiger. Premiering at the Banff Film Festival November 2020.

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  • Guido Rahr

    A Catch-and-Release Campaign for Russia

    The Russian Salmon Association is redoubling efforts to win fly fishing hearts and minds.

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  • WSC Staff

    Mongolia’s Taimen Rivers Have Answers

    The massive, mysterious salmonid—revered by conservationists and anglers alike—is declining in Russia’s Far East. A new Wild Salmon Center research project in Mongolia could help protect taimen across their range.

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  • Jason Ching

    The Keystone of the North Pacific

    Like the central stone that holds together an arch, a keystone species holds together an ecosystem. That’s the role of wild salmon in the North Pacific.

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  • Wild Salmon Center

    Sloat Named National Geographic Explorer

    A generous grant from the National Geographic Society will continue WSC’s groundbreaking work researching Siberian and Sakhalin taimen, and it makes Dr. Sloat an official “National Geographic Explorer.”

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  • Khabarovsk Wildlife Foundation

    Koppi: Beyond the Designation

    WSC reports from the Koppi, sees success first hand and launches new taimen tracking program.

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  • © Khabarovsk Wildlife Foundation

    Nimelen Refuge

    A key Russian stronghold for wild salmon and Siberian taimen has received critical protection in Khabarovsk.

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  • 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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  • Wild Salmon Center

    Field Notes: Unlocking Taimen Mysteries

    In the Russian Far East we are working with partners to protect strongholds for taimen, the largest member of the trout and salmon family.

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  • Sakhalin Environment Watch

    Sakhalin Raid Busts Taimen Poachers

    The operation on the Nabil River protects important wild salmon habitat that hosts critically endangered Sakhalin taimen.

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