The Life History Project: Mariusz Wroblewski
“Rivers are probably more meaningful to me than countries.” Pressured to leave Poland as a dissident in the 1980s, Mariusz Wroblewski had heard of North …
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Nehalem: A Wild Salmon Stronghold
The Nehalem River, Oregon’s North Coast gem, is a vital salmon ecosystem where our policy and practice — of protection and restoration — come together. …
Oregon Water: Finding Flow
The water that feeds Oregon’s creeks, streams, and rivers is one of the state’s most precious assets, sustaining towns and industries, fish, and wildlife. But …
Conservation Groups Join Forces To Provide Tools To WDFW Law Enforcement
In 2019, the Wild Steelhead Coalition donated a collection of trail cameras, spotting scopes, and a new raft and oars to the Washington Department of …
“Sometimes conservation feels like an ultramarathon”
Proud to call this guy my friend. Sam Snyder, WSC’s Senior Campaign Manager in Alaska, has been working on the campaign to protect Bristol Bay …
Unlocking Taimen Mysteries
On the Tugur River, the Wild Salmon Center chases answers about Russia’s disappearing giant taimen. For more than a decade, we’ve been working in the …
A Dam on One of Washington’s Best Salmon Rivers?
Yes, it’s true. The Chehalis River drains more than 1.7 million acres across southwest Washington. It is the home of wild steelhead and Chinook populations …
“This permitting process simply can’t be trusted”
The Wild Salmon Center has released a comprehensive review of federal agency decisions and negotiations surrounding the proposed Pebble Mine in Southwest Alaska. This report …
Coldwater Connection
Coastal salmon strongholds on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula — like the Hoh, Queets, and Quillayute rivers — have the greatest likelihood of providing strong runs of …
Last chance to win the trip of a lifetime to Bristol Bay, Alaska!
Enter to win a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Alaska! Through October 4th, the Wild Salmon Center is raffling off a spectacular getaway to Rapids Camp Lodge …