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North Creek Campaign

Help River Steward Matt Lund restore connection to 13 miles of high quality habitat in the North Creek sub-basin.

Location: Oregon

Suction Dredge Mining Reform

Campaign Update On June 14th, Oregon Governor Kate Brown signed the...

Location: Oregon

Eel River Headwaters Campaign

We're contributing a greater scientific understanding of water temperature in the Eel River headwaters.

Location: California

Wild Rivers Campaign

Big Victory For Wild Rivers Campaign On January 12, 2017 the BLM and Forest...

Location: Oregon

Bulkley River Steelhead Catch & Release Study

Catch-and-release is often used as a tool for the conservation of recreationally targeted fish, and this is certainly...

Location: British Columbia

Wenatchee Watershed Cold Water Campaign

Wenatchee Watershed Cold Water Campaign from Native Fish Society on...

Location: Washington

State Scenic Waterways

The Oregon State Scenic Waterways Act The Oregon State Scenic Waterways Act...

Location: Oregon

Puget Sound Coastal Cutthroat Campaign

Despite being one of the most widely distributed salmonids along the Pacific...

Location: Washington

River Steward Program
Metolius River
Location: Oregon
Trask River
Location: Oregon
Lower Deschutes
Location: Oregon
Nehalem River
Location: Oregon
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Support Conservation in Your Homewaters

North Creek Campaign from Native Fish Society on Vimeo. With your help we can increase the health and abundance of wild salmon, steelhead, trout and Lamprey on Oregon's central coast. The... Published: July 11th, 2017

Sandy River Basin Watershed Council Summer Picnic

SRBWC Summer Picnic - July 29th We look forward to this year's annual summer picnic on Saturday,...

Published: July 11th, 2017

2017 Salmon Celebration

Come celebrate the restoration of Crystal Springs Creek and the return of salmon with music,...

Published: July 1st, 2017
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Science

Policy development and implementation for the protection and restoration of native wild fish entails the four H’s:

Harvest, Hatcheries, Habitat, and Hydropower.
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