Feds Reduce Court-Ordered Spill At John Day Dam In Effort To Address Salmon Passage Problems; State, Tribal Salmon Managers Disagree With Operation

With A Poor Spring Chinook Return Coming To An End, Enough Allocated Catch Still Available For More Recreational Fishing Days

Deadly Collapse Of Chemical Tank At Longview, WA Shows No Impact On Columbia River Water Quality And Fish, Says WDOE

Corps Finalizes Plan To Keep Lower Columbia River Deep-Draft Navigation Channel Dredged For 20 Years At 43-Feet Deep, 600-feet Wide

With Two Downgrades Columbia/Snake River 2026 Spring Chinook Return Marginal, Fishing Likely Done For The Year

Klamath River: USGS Researchers Publish First Documentation Of How Rain-On-Wildfire Events Rob Streams Of Oxygen, Kill Aquatic Life 

OSU Study Shows After Klamath Dam Removals Agriculture, Conservation Interests Share Priorities That May Help Future Restoration

Columbia River Spring Chinook Return Downgraded But More Fishing Days Allowed Under ESA-Impact Rates

Snow Drought: Warm Winter Results In Water Supply Forecasts For Summer Dropping In Much Of Columbia River Basin

Multiple Restoration Projects In Snake River Basin Connect Salmon, Steelhead To Needed Cold-Water Habitat

Annual Columbia River Pikeminnow Reward Fishery Opens May 1, Top Angler Last Year Pocketed $159,310

Ocean Conditions Off Washington Coastline Key Influence In Columbia River Salmon, Steelhead Mortality; More Ocean Research Funding Needed

Lower Columbia River Spring Chinook Fishing Update: One More Fishing Day Added As Managers Balance Catch Rates With Protecting Upriver ESA Fish

Yakima River Basin Salmon Recovery: Removing Earthen Berm In River Delta Improves Access To Hundreds Of Miles Of Spawning Habitat

Federal Agencies Seek Appeal At Ninth Circuit Of Preliminary Injunction Directing Columbia/Snake River Operations For ESA-Listed Salmon

Alaska Study Details How Rising Temperatures Lead To Hungrier Invasive Northern Pike In Salmon Streams

Columbia Riverkeeper Issues Report On Power/Water Use For Developing Data Centers Along Columbia River, Calls For Moratorium

Bureau Of Rec Launches Prize Challenge For Identifying Innovative Solution To Prevent Spread Of Aquatic Invasive Species

’Dire Situation These Species Are Facing:’ Court Oks Partial Approval Of Injunction For Columbia/Snake River Dam/Salmon Protection Operations

Recent Rains Boost 2026 Water Supply Forecast (April-Sept) For Columbia Basin But Overall Snowpack Far Below Normal

Work Begins To Improve Passage Conditions For Migrating Salmon, Steelhead In Yakima River Delta

Rainstorm Runoff: Corps Making Adjustments At John Day Dam To Reduce Columbia River Water Levels At Portland, Vancouver

CDFW Says One Year After Klamath River Dam Removals ‘Salmon Are Everywhere,’ Reoccupying Historic Habitat

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