Time is running out to save Pacific Northwest wild salmon and steelhead, but studies conducted by tribes and the states of Washington ... the four lower Snake River Dams, which have long been ...

In Oregon and Washington ... to farmed and wild salmon delivered from other regions instead. Before the Gold Rush, several million Chinook spawned annually in the river systems of the Central ...

In Oregon and Washington ... ambitious salmon recovery plan dubbed “Reorienting to Recovery.” Featuring habitat restoration, carefully managed harvests and generously enhanced river flows ...

In Oregon and Washington ... and elevated river temperatures that frequently spell death for fertilized eggs and juvenile fish. The future of California salmon is murky Peter Moyle, a UC Davis fish ...

Then salmon ... Snake River salmon hauled a 25-foot fiberglass chinook from Seattle to Washington, D.C., stopping at schools and farmer's markets along the way. Another lawsuit to ensure the wild ...

The federal government had planned to update the environmental documentation of the impact the dams have on threatened and endangered salmon runs ... that said wild Snake River salmon can ...

In Oregon and Washington ... of the river system each spring. Through meetings with farmers, urban water agencies and government officials, Rene Henery, California science director with Trout ...