Can logging and sockeye coexist? Our partner SkeenaWild says yes. Pushing for Responsible Forestry on the Babine River   Right now, logging trucks are circling the temperate rainforests of British Columbia's Skeena and Babine watersheds. This…

Your support will help us go the distance in 2020.  A Salmon Thank You Dear John, Every year across the North Pacific, people, wildlife, and entire ecosystems depend on the marvelous return of wild salmon.  And …

The real score? Bristol Bay salmon. And why Oregon logging is looking north Portland Timbers Chef Rich Meyer: Eat This Salmon    For fans of wild salmon, it can be hard to know what's the right choice in a restaurant or at a store. Here's why…

Using DNA to understand steelhead, and a fish trap to help wild salmon. Mapping BC's Wild Salmon—With DNA  The Coastal Rivers Conservancy, Wild Salmon Center, and Nuxalk Nation are teaming up to study the diverse wild runs of British Columbia…

In early October, salmon allies including WSC sued EPA over Pebble Salmon Advocates Sue EPA Over Pebble  On October 8th and 9th, six Bristol Bay groups and conservation allies including Wild Salmon Center filed two independent lawsuits agains…

Building resilience across the North Pacific From the President If the earth is a living, breathing organism, and the oceans are its lungs, then the salmon are the blood cells. In one of the largest and most miraculous migrations kn…

This week, as the salmon harvest in Bristol Bay approached an all-time reco EPA Bows to Political Pressure on Pebble Mine Dear John, This week, as the salmon harvest in Bristol Bay, Alaska approached an all-time record, the …