We know what we need to do - but we need your help

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John,

Millions of salmon used to return to the Snake River every year. Today, runs are down to tens of thousands of fish returning, and some species are at risk of being lost forever.

We know what we need to do to save salmon, and it's not too late -- but we need your help.

Will you give $25 or any amount right now now to help save salmon in Washington state? [[link removed]]

Decades of development and climate change have ruined salmon habitat across the Northwest. Polluted runoff fouls our waters and cutting too many trees warms our forest streams to unhealthy temperatures.

Snake River salmon face many barriers, but the biggest is the dams.

Right now, forces at the federal level are willing to risk the extinction of salmon.

Last month, the Trump administration pulled out of a historic agreement that would have invested over $1 billion in renewable energy and salmon recovery in the Columbia River Basin.

Help us DOUBLE our number of statewide supporters by the end of July so we can do more to protect salmon in Washington! [[link removed]]

This decision directly attacks an icon of the Pacific Northwest. It betrays Northwest Tribes with fishing rights in the Columbia River Basin.

It's up to all of us to fight for the changes our salmon need to survive.

Your gift will support salmon recovery and elected leaders who will stand up to salmon and protect treaty rights.

Salmon have held together our region’s ecology, culture and economy for millennia. If salmon thrive, people thrive.

I'm ready to join! [[link removed]]

Thanks for stepping up.

David Gorton, Vice President of Development

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