Results for keyword: Salmon
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Tribes blur the line between wild and hatchery fish
Indian tribes use hatchery reform methods to train hatchery fish to behave like wild salmon.
by Rebecca Clarren, Jun 10, 2002 -
The wild (and not-so-wild) sex life of salmon
A brief explanation of the life and reproductive cycles of a salmon.
by Rebecca Clarren, Jun 10, 2002 -
Hatching reform
With 15 runs of salmon federally listed as threatened or endangered, a conservation group, Long Live the Kings, hopes hatchery reform can help save wild stocks of fish.
by Rebecca Clarren, Jun 10, 2002 -
Salmon poison
Ten years after being given federal protection under the Endangered Species Act, Pacific salmon still swim in pesticide-laced water, says a report by the Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides.
by Julie Elliott, Apr 15, 2002 -
Ruling ripples through salmon country
A judge's ruling has removed Oregon coastal coho from protection under the Endangered Species Act, and sent the National Marine Fisheries Service scrambling to rethink its hatchery policy.
by Rebecca Clarren, Dec 03, 2001 -
Buying into salmon recovery
"The Chinook Book" directs Northwestern consumers to make use of the region's salmon-friendly restaurants, recreation, food and household products.
by Dave Wortman, Nov 05, 2001 -
Coho salmon lose federal protection
A lawsuit from the Pacific Legal Foundation leads an Oregon federal district judge to throw out the coho salmon's status as protected under the Endangered Species Act.
by Mason Adams, Oct 08, 2001 -
Nature hits a home run for salmon
A rare combination of ideal conditions leads to Idaho's biggest salmon and steelhead runs in 25 years.
by Steve Stuebner, Sep 24, 2001 -
Logging cut short for salmon
The National Marine Fisheries Service must re-examine how logging affects endangered salmon before 24 federal timber sales can proceed in the Pacific Northwest.
by Rachel Jackson, Jul 30, 2001 -
Tribes fight to clear the roads for salmon
Twenty tribes file suit against the state of Washington, saying that the state violates treaty rights by not repairing the thousands of culverts that prevent endangered salmon from returning to their spawning grounds.
by Andrew Engelson, Jul 02, 2001
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