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Present generations, speak up for the River Democracy Act

This letter was initially published in the Roseburg News-Review on November 20, 2022. South Umpqua River Steward Bob Hoehne shares his passion for protecting and conserving the future of our Oregon...

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What's in a Name?

CONTENT WARNING: The following content contains reference to statistics of violence and may be harmful or traumatizing to some readers.This past week we witnessed a glimpse of the world we’re...

| Posted: 6 days ago

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FEDERAL REGULATORS GREEN LIGHT LARGEST RIVER RESTORATION PROJECT IN US HISTORY - Removal of Four Klamath River Dams to Begin in 2023

P R E S S R E L E A S ENovember 17, 2022Karuk Tribe • Yurok Tribe • Klamath Tribes • Hoopa Valley TribeTrout Unlimited • Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen’s Associations • Institute for...

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Thanks For Stepping Up For The Homewaters Roundup

On Friday, November 11th, Native Fish Society hosted the 4th Annual Homewaters Roundup event in Bend, Oregon! It was an ace of a time to be able to get together and celebrate with folks in the...

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Volunteers step-up for Habitat Restoration

North Umpqua River, OR — On Saturday, November 5th, over 20 volunteers from the Steamboaters, National Forest Foundation, Native Fish Society, and other non-profit organizations gathered together...

| Posted: 2 weeks ago

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Native Fish Society Board of Directors Welcomes Jodi Wilmoth

The Native Fish Society Board of Directors is proud to welcome its newest member Jodi Wilmoth. Jodi works in Environmental Consulting with a varied list of stake holders including private...

| Posted: Nov 7, 2022

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Strong Runs Illustrator Highlight - Sarah King

Strong Runs is the Native Fish Society's quarterly print newsletter delivered directly to our supporters. Each issue features different artists' unique illustrations that convey our work...

| Posted: Oct 20, 2022

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4th Annual Homewaters Roundup

You're Invited to a Guaranteed Good Time for a Great Cause!Join Native Fish Society as we kick up our heels for the 4th Annual Homewaters Roundup in beautiful Central Oregon!Enjoy a lovely...

| Posted: Oct 12, 2022

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North Umpqua River Tree Planting

Here is some content On November 5th, join Native Fish Society, the North Umpqua Coalition, National Forest Foundation, and the Umpqua National Forest for a tree planting to restore stream shade, create cover for...

| Posted: Oct 7, 2022

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Southern Oregon Chapter Gathering

Are you excited to join a community of folks working together to restore wild native fish? Would you like to engage with like-minded people advocating for free flowing rivers?In March, Liz Perkin,...

| Posted: Oct 6, 2022

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Present generations, speak up for the River Democracy Act

What's in a Name?

FEDERAL REGULATORS GREEN LIGHT LARGEST RIVER RESTORATION PROJECT IN US HISTORY - Removal of Four Klamath River Dams to Begin in 2023

Thanks For Stepping Up For The Homewaters Roundup

Volunteers step-up for Habitat Restoration

Native Fish Society Board of Directors Welcomes Jodi Wilmoth

Strong Runs Illustrator Highlight - Sarah King

4th Annual Homewaters Roundup

North Umpqua River Tree Planting

Southern Oregon Chapter Gathering

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