Salmon: Valuable beyond a reasonable doubt
Monomaniacally, fresh salmon pass rotting carcasses of their relatives, only hours or days behind but in lock step and same death wish [...]
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The man who saved the salmon dies
Orri Vigfússon brokered fishing rights buyouts with governments and corporations, effectively stopping destructive commercial salmon fishing in the N. Atlantic [...]
Will They Do The Next Right Thing?
You would think that protecting millions of acres of public land is a President’s job and that legislators would clamor to assure that, but no, say the probationers [...]
Wild Rivers thwarts mining operation
The solution to the challenges facing the Pacific Northwest’s native fish can be found at the confluence of passionate local communities and best-available science. [...]
June 6, 2017
Conservation, RECENT, Slide
The Great Lakes, a fishery with worries
The current administration prides itself in eradicating environmental programs created by Obama, like restoring the Great Lakes ecology [...]
June 2, 2017
FEATURE STORY, Slide
Washington State may pay $2 billion to save salmon
Washington state has lost a major legal battle which could force it to spend nearly $2 billion to restore salmon habitat by removing barriers that block fish migration. [...]
May 24, 2017
Conservation, News, RECENT, Slide
Shooting Heads: Getting the fly out and down
The age old tangle issue was resolved as was the bulky connector knot issue, and the bodily damage caused by a projectile was substantially reduced. [...]
March 6, 2017
FEATURE STORY, Slide, Tips & Tactics
Signs of Restoration – The new Elwha River mouth
This will be the first year that fish that migrated out since the dam came down make it back upriver, making 2017 a year to watch on the Elwha. [...]
February 22, 2017
Conservation, RECENT, Slide
NOAA Fisheries completes review of Columbia River hatcheries
Hatchery steelhead and salmon can pose risk to wild fish by overwhelming spawning grounds and reducing the genetic fitness of natural stocks. [...]
January 26, 2017
Conservation, RECENT, Slide
News: Oregon will defy joint fish management on the lower Columbia River
The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission ripped a hole Friday in the 99-year-old fabric of concurrent fish management on the Columbia River. [...]
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