Boise native Jack Hurty leads efforts to restore Idaho's salmon and steelhead by advocating for Lower Snake River dam removal ...
The Seattle Times’ recent article gives the most comprehensive view I’ve seen yet regarding the plight of orcas and salmon (“Where is Tahlequah? What we know about the mother orca and her calf,” The C ...
LEWISTON – If the lower Snake River dams are breached ... The ways in which people fish would change as well and the ...
Forecasts for salmon fishing in the Columbia River in 2025 is out. Overall, the news is good. The only exception is the summer Chinook run.
The study by the U.S. the Bureau of Reclamation and Washington Department of Ecology indicates that breaching the dams would not change the river’s ability to meet current and future water withdrawals ...
The study by the U.S. the Bureau of Reclamation and Washington Department of Ecology indicates that breaching the dams would ...
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Research illuminates growing extinction threat for southern resident orcasThe endangered southern resident killer whales that visit Puget Sound were listed for protection under the federal Endangered ...
A talk with state officials, consultants shows that recreationist in the area see both opportunity and loss in dam removal ...
OLYMPIA, Wash. - Sen. Matt Boehnke (R-Kennewick) filed legislation to push federal lawmakers to take action to protect four ...
Successful restoration of salmon runs on the Snake River—including revitalization of wild salmon runs and improvements to hatchery programs—could be replicated elsewhere in the Columbia Basin.
the soon-to-be-published 2024 State of the Salmon Report shows that while some stocks (Hood Canal chum, Snake River Fall Chinook,and Lower Columbia Coho) are making good progress toward recovery ...
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