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International Taimen Initiative—Mongolia
International Taimen Initiative
Coast Coho Partnership
Oregon Coastal Rainforest
Coldwater Connection
Skeena River
Susitna River
Bristol Bay
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International Taimen Initiative—Mongolia

Creating a coalition to save the world’s largest salmonid.
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International Taimen Initiative

Creating a coalition to save the world’s largest salmonid.
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Coast Coho Partnership

Working together to help coho thrive on the Oregon coast again.
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Oregon Coastal Rainforest

Protecting 250,000 acres of critical forestland in Oregon.
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Coldwater Connection

Reconnecting a web of rivers that are vital for wild salmon.

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Skeena River

Defending the "Mother Skeena" from mining, oil and gas, and timber industry pressure.
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Susitna River

Keeping a vast Alaskan wilderness roadless and dam-free for salmon.
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Bristol Bay

Protecting one of the most important wild salmon habitats on Earth.

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Stop mining in the Lower 48's last, best strongholds

Some call it the Wild Rivers Coast: a string of exceptional salmon strongholds from Southern Oregon to Northern California. We must act before they’re lost to industrial-scale nickel mining.

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How We Protect Salmon

We focus on three key areas of impact to create real and lasting change.

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Defending & Restoring Salmon Rivers

Out in the wild, we fight to stop projects that will harm salmon habitat now and in the future, and work to reverse damage done in the past.

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Supporting Local Stewards 

The people who live near watersheds can be the most powerful voices for change. We partner with them to harness their power for lasting action.

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Conserving Wild Fish

The survival of wild salmon depends on their diversity. By protecting it, we make sure salmon stay wild and strong for the future.

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Meet Dr. Genoa Sullaway

Wild Salmon Center’s new Fisheries Analyst aims to get the very best data to our partners across the Pacific.

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The mystery of the Hoh River Spring Chinook

With our partners, we’re tracking fish deep into the Olympic Peninsula. This work could make a big difference for Hoh Tribal fishers.

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The next big reveals from our salmon scientists

From summer steelhead secrets to decoding Dean River Chinook, Wild Salmon Center’s Dr. Tasha Thompson previews our new research.

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