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Crews have finished demolishing a 13-foot-high, 70-foot-wide dam in an effort to restore salmon and steelhead habitat in Takelma Creek, according to a news release from WaterWatch of Oregon.

An alternative to removing Lower Snake River Dams could be here, according to Merck Animal Healths Chris Beasley who says their new Hyper InfusiO2n solutions helps salmon find the fish ladders with water flows supplied with stable, dissolved oxygen.

Fall brings strong local populations of walleye and trout, and fewer salmon than usual, for anglers seeking water time on area reservoirs and mountain streams, according to Wyoming Game and

Bidens order stops short of calling for removal of four hydroelectric dams on the Lower Snake River in Washington state, an action that tribes and conservation groups have long urged to save threatened fish populations

THE VALUE of salmon produced by Shetland farms last year reached more than £285 million. Nearly 40,000 tonnes of fish was produced, with 288 people employed in the sector locally. The figures are included in the Scottish Fish Farm Production Survey for 2022. The report includes...

An alternative to removing Lower Snake River Dams could be here, according to Merck Animal Healths Chris Beasley who says their new Hyper InfusiO2n solutions helps salmon find the fish ladders with water flows supplied with stable, dissolved oxygen.

Chef Ximana Nola Mack is reclaiming the potlatch, an Indigenous and gift-giving feast that once faced a historical ban

DOOR COUNTY (WLUK) -- Some large sportfish are on the move in Door County.Chinook salmon are making their way upstream to spawn.And while a mechanical issue sta

Reserve your seat for this years Jefferson Jackson Dinner with the Carson City Democrats featuring Master of Ceremonies Frankie Sue del Papa and speaker Nevada Democratic Senate Minority Leader Aaron Ford. The dinner is on Thursday, April 30, at 6 p.m. at the Gold Dust West.

A recent announcement by the Biden administration that it will work with tribes to restore native fish populations in the Columbia River basin has been met with approval by the