U.S. efforts to return salmon to Upper Columbia River gaining traction, some caught in BC waters
48 Indigenous knowledge keepers from 18 Nations spoke to UBC researchers about the decline in salmon
‘Goal is to determine where the next landslide (to) threaten salmon is going to happen:’ researcher
Whirling disease has decreased fish populations by 90 per cent in certain regions
Human-propelled salmon run, carrying thousands of spawning salmon from a fish trap in the Salish Sea
Human-propelled salmon run, carrying thousands of spawning salmon from a fish trap in the Salish Sea
Researchers studying impact of changing climate on decreasing salmon population
Report says only 110,000 sockeye were commercially harvested in all of B.C. in 2021
Advocates say the public needs to apply pressure on both sides of the border
United Fishermen and Allied Workers’ Union wonders why industry hasn’t had climate compensation
Study examines relationship between environmental conditions, pathogens, and gene expression
Economic analysis says 4,700 jobs depend on 79 licenses set to expire at the end of June
Pacific Salmon Treaty failing to address harvest of B.C. fish by American fishers, observers say
Gitxsan, Gitanyow, and Wet’suwet’en call on government to protect constitutional fishing rights
Alaska criticized report, calling it was an “unfair and biased attack on Alaska salmon fisheries
Clear-cuts have disrupted the landscape’s natural mechanisms for mitigating floods and landslides
With post-flood repair money coming, it’s time to consider threatened salmon stocks, say advocates
