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Following the Steelhead - Through Northern California

I spent the summer and fall of 2020 and 2021 meandering across the rivers and creek of Northern California, looking for juvenile O. mykiss. I swam, walked, minked (slithering over rocks and jumping...

| Posted: May 26, 2022
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Reintroducing Spring Run Chinook

Upper Klamath River Spring Chinook were historically an abundant species of Salmon harvested by locals and tribes and provided a significant benefit to the entire Klamath River ecosystem. In the...

| Posted: May 26, 2022
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First Annual Umpqua Bass Bash

Join us Saturday, July 16th, as Native Fish Society hosts our first annual Umpqua Bass Bash! This event, hosted on the mainstem Umpqua River, will help remove Smallmouth Bass from the river and...

| Posted: May 19, 2022
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Wild Abundance vs Hatchery Drain Pt 2: Return to Wild

Two of the most common questions we receive at Native Fish Society are “how exactly do hatchery fish harm wild fish?” and “are there any examples of wild fish doing well after a hatchery program...

| Posted: May 3, 2022
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Oregon Steps Up Protections for Imperiled North Umpqua Summer Steelhead

The North Umpqua Coalition Media Contact: Mark Sherwood, Executive Director 303-898-8988 mark@nativefishsociety.org David Moskowitz, Executive...

| Posted: Apr 25, 2022
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Wild Abundance vs Hatchery Drain Pt 1: Hatchery Effects

Two of the most common questions we receive at Native Fish Society are “how exactly do hatchery fish harm wild fish?” and “are there any examples of wild fish doing well after a hatchery program...

| Posted: Apr 16, 2022
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Celebrating 30 Years of the Salmonberry River Data Collection: Temperature

By Ian Fergusson Joyce Sherman already provided a history of the monitoring program in the Salmonberry. As part of that program, we started monitoring temperatures in 1993, and continued through...

| Posted: Apr 6, 2022
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Deschutes Update: Boots on the Ground

"I've got about four sites I want to get planted, so let's get going." With that, Matt Mendes, NFS River Steward for the Warm Springs River, rounded us up and got us going on...

| Posted: Mar 31, 2022
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NFS River Steward Matt Mendes planting willow saplings in the riparian zone along the Deschutes / Arian Stevens

Celebrating 30 Years of the Salmonberry River Data Collection Project

The Salmonberry River Data Collection Project: Citizen scientists compile long term wild fish database Note: This is a shorter version of an article Joyce wrote for The Osprey. Read her full...

| Posted: Mar 22, 2022
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What's Happening on the Willamette

Looking out across a barren landscape of thick mud dotted by boulders and tree stumps, you might perceive a scene of destruction, but to Native Fish Society Conservation Director Jennifer...

| Posted: Mar 10, 2022
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