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Native Fish Society

Guided by the best available science, Native Fish Society advocates for the recovery of wild, native fish and promotes the stewardship of the habitats that sustain them.

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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

Fish Trap Fisheries

In collaboration with the Wild Fish Conservancy, we are evaluating an experimental fish trap, known as a pound net,...

Location: Oregon, Washington,

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

Puget Sound Coastal Cutthroat Campaign

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

Location: Washington

State Scenic Waterways

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

Location: Oregon

Wild Rivers Campaign

Big Victory For Wild Rivers Campaign Together Against The Mines...

Location: Oregon

Landslides to Logjams

Introduction: Not all landslides are bad. In fact, the native salmon,...

Location: Oregon

Wenatchee Watershed Cold Water Campaign

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

Location: Washington

Eel River Headwaters Campaign

In the summers of 2015 and 2016, Native Fish Society staff, River Stewards...

Location: California

Support the Springer Revival

Introduction Native Fish Society is working to ensure that the Rogue’s wild...

Location: Oregon

Our Sound, Our Salmon Coalition

Say No to Atlantic Salmon Net Pens Cooke Aquaculture, an Atlantic salmon net...

Location: Washington

B.C. Keep 'Em Wet Regulation

Responsible fish-handling practices are critical for effective catch and...

Location: British Columbia

Respect Willamette Threatened Fish

Issues: Incomplete historical records predating hatchery influence; and...

Location: Oregon

Suction Dredge Mining Reform

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

Location: Oregon

River Steward Program

Location: Oregon

Location: British Columbia

Location: Washington

Location: Oregon

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News & Media

Abundant wild fall Chinook salmon in the Rogue show us what’s possible

There is much to celebrate about this year’s forecast for close to a half million wild fall Chinook salmon returning to the Rogue River in Southern Oregon. At a time when we hear more about the... Published: July 6th, 2018

Advocacy Tools: Open Source Information on Factory Fish

Factory fish (also known as hatchery fish or artificial fish) negatively impact wild fish...

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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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