Chinook salmon, Pacific Northwest
Lawsuit Aims to Protect Spring-Run Chinook Salmon in Pacific Northwest
The Center for Biological Diversity and allies sued the National Marine Fisheries Service today for delaying Endangered Species Act protection decisions for spring-run Chinook salmon in Oregon, Washington and Northern California.
Forecasts for salmon fishing in the Columbia River in 2025 is out. Overall, the news is good. The only exception is the summer Chinook run.
According to my calculations, there are 43 days left before spring officially arrives. And there are only 37 days until ...
Wild Fish Conservancy has notified NOAA Fisheries of its intent to sue for failing to meet legal deadlines under the Endangered Species Act and delaying federal protections to at-risk Alaskan Chinook ...
RIGGINS — Idaho Fish and Game biologists will be discussing insights from the previous years’ chinook salmon season, what ...
This marks the second fry release in the Feather River this year, bringing the total number of fry released to approximately ...
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A lack of crucial data in vast Northwestern watersheds risks "undocumented extinction" of some salmon, according to a new ...
WDFW completes an estuary restoration project on Milltown Island, enhancing habitat for salmon and recreation.
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