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November Rogue Chapter Gathering

Join us for our November Rogue Chapter Gathering at Jefferson Spirits (The Blind Tiger Medicine Room) in downtown Medford on Wednesday, Nov. 5th! Doors open at 5:30 PM, so come early, grab a...

| Posted: Nov 5, 2025
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Protecting and Restoring Rogue Spring Chinook

A History of the Rogue’s Iconic Spring ChinookSpring Chinook salmon, often lovingly referred to as "springers", are one of the iconic wild salmon runs in the Rogue River. Historically...

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North Umpqua Notes: Vol. 1 - Why The North Umpqua Matters

Welcome to North Umpqua Notes, our new monthly series exploring the history, challenges, and future of one of Oregon’s most storied rivers.Through these installments, we’ll dive into what makes the...

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StEELhead Discoveries Series - Part 21: October 2025

*This is Part 21 of an ongoing series on the campaign to Free the Eel and efforts to better understand and revive the iconic steelhead in the Pacific Northwest by Native Fish Society Fellow...

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Oregon’s Budget Crisis: A Chance for Oregon to Put Wild Fish First

Following federal funding reductions, Gov. Tina Kotek has recently called on state agencies to brace for cuts and slow spending on programs across the board. The state is looking at a $372.7...

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May The Fish Be With You

Native Fish Society and partners continue ongoing habitat restoration of the Molalla RiverIn August, Native Fish Society and a team of partners looked on as helicopters carefully placed large wood...

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River Steward Stories: Stanley Petrowski

River Steward Stories is a new monthly series by Native Fish Society, where we get to know the River Stewards at the core of Native Fish Society’s conservation work building groundswell of public...

| Posted: 2 weeks ago
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Bids for Wild Fish: Catch of the Summer Success!

Thank You for Making Our First Catch of the Summer Auction a Success!Our most sincere thank you to everyone who placed bids, donated items or experiences, or helped spread the word. Your generosity...

| Posted: Sep 23, 2025
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Pheasant Tail Simplicity at Patagonia Portland

Pheasant Tail Simplicity at Patagonia PortlandThursday, October 23 | 7:30 pm PDTPatagonia Portland | 1106 W Burnside St, Portland, OR 97209Join us at Patagonia Portland for an evening dedicated to...

| Posted: Oct 23, 2025
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More Than One Thing Can Be True

In 2023, Oregon, Washington, and Columbia River Treaty tribes entered into a deal called the Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement to restore salmon and steelhead populations in the Columbia River...

| Posted: Sep 18, 2025
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