Northwest Power and Conservation Council’s latest fish program allocates $300 million per year on salmon recovery

Tribes and conservationists cheer Corps of Engineers decision that closes hard-fought campaign on Yakima River

Ruling says ODFW violated public notice requirements when it redefined fish passages to include trap-and-haul methods

Test sites are trying to prove they can catch hatchery salmon while protecting wild, endangered species

The region’s network of hatcheries sustains salmon populations. They’re in danger of mass failure

The company behind “seafood without the sea” says its cultivated salmon is good for the environment and consumers

Trump says he will withdraw the U.S. government from a 2023 deal made with Tribes and environmentalists to end lawsuits over fish losses

President Biden promised to restore salmon runs in the Pacific Northwest. President Trump isn’t having it

Critics cite “shocking” delays to address harmful conditions as a new federal study blames the Corps for jeopardizing fish populations 

The Biden administration engaged more in the effort to recover Columbia and Snake River salmon than any in history

In the shadow of Mount Hood, Baldwin Creek is about to start running like it hasn’t done in decades

But advocates call new federal guidelines for chemicals used in tires an important step in ending “urban stream syndrome”