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2023 NFS Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Team Invitation Native Fish Society is dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all wild fish advocates. As part of this mission, we...

| Posted: Jan 13, 2023

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Require Permanent Minimum Flows in the Shasta River

The California North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board continues to neglect minimum flow requirements for the Shasta River. For years, the water board has looked the other way when summer...

| Posted: Jan 5, 2023

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The Struggle Continues in Northern California

On Thursday, November 17, 2022, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission announced the final step approving the removal of the four lower Klamath River Dams, starting the largest dam removal...

| Posted: Dec 14, 2022

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Say No to Commercial Jet Boat Tours on Upper Rogue River

On Monday, December 5th, Oregon State Parks and Recreation Department held a public meeting discussing a commercial jet boats at Touvelle State Park. There were nearly 80 people at the meeting, and...

| Posted: Dec 8, 2022

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Say NO to commercial jet boats on Upper Rogue River

Over the past four years, commercial jet boats have been operating under a special use temporary permit on the upper Rogue River. This December, Oregon State Parks is considering approving a...

| Posted: Dec 1, 2022

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Native Fish Society Conservation Campaigns 2022

Native Fish Society's work to revive abundant wild, native fish has never been more ambitious and expansive. As our River Steward and Native Fish Fellowship community grows, we're...

| Posted: Nov 30, 2022

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Top 10 Conservation Campaigns of 2022 by River

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...

| Posted: Nov 28, 2022

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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: Nov 22, 2022

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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...

| Posted: Nov 17, 2022

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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: Nov 9, 2022

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Learn more about the opportunity to join our 2023 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Team!

Require Permanent Minimum Flows in the Shasta River

The Struggle Continues in Northern California

Say No to Commercial Jet Boat Tours on Upper Rogue River

Say NO to commercial jet boats on Upper Rogue River

Native Fish Society Conservation Campaigns 2022

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

Volunteers step-up for Habitat Restoration

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