In the first part of our series, In Depth on the Deschutes, we explored the issues impacting the river and its fish today. In the second part of our series, we take a look at the goals Native Fish...
Mar 27
Join Bear Creek River Steward Jim Andras for a presentation at the Coyote Trails Nature Center in Medford, OR! From Coyote Trails Nature Center - Ages: 8-Adult Embark on the amazing journey...
Mar 12
Dear Members, Supporters, and Friends, Over the past few months there's been a lot of exciting planning and work happening behind the scenes, and now we're at a point where I want to share with...
Feb 13
Volunteer Opportunity! Join us for the annual spawning surveys on the beautiful Salmonberry River. This data is extremely important for tracking long-term trends in wild winter steelhead status...
Feb 12
Written by Gabi Esparza and Luke Westphal, reprinted by permission Salmon are an iconic symbol of the Pacific Northwest. Strong and beautiful creatures, they provide a number of services to our...
In the 2017 legislative session, Senate Bill 3 was passed by the Oregon State Legislature and signed by Gov. Brown that restricted in-stream motorized mining in all of Oregon's Essential Salmonid...
Dec 5, 2017
Biologically Based Water Quality Standards Essential for the Lower Deschutes River In August I had an opportunity to visit with Governor Kate Brown regarding a number of challenges and...
Dec 4, 2017
For Immediate Release: 11/6/2017 Contact Person: Conrad Gowell, River Steward Program Director Phone: (503) 344-4218 The Native Fish Society is the recipient of a $20,000 grant from the...
Nov 6, 2017
Dear Erik Moberly, Thank you for your letter and response to our request for sport fishing regulation changes on the Metolius River. I am pleased with current conservation-based fishing...
Oct 1, 2017
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