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What species should be conserved and how to conserve them can be controversial topics, including in Idaho for salmon, grizzly bears, wolves and sage-grouse.

Electric cooperatives across the Pacific Northwest have sounded the alarm in recent weeks about the consequences facing ratepayers if four Lower Snake River dams are breached.

Work to replace the dams’ power, transportation and irrigation must begin now to save salmon and more.

Robin Waples: University of Washington (NOAA Fisheries, retired) Topic: On the shoulders of giants: Under-appreciated studies in salmon biology with lasting influence. In 1675 Isaac Newton wrote, “If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.” This idea epitomizes the way that science progresses by incremental steps, punctuated occasionally by

National Trust, WWF and RSPB send urgent SOS for nature as Sir David Attenborough says ‘we must act now’ - from HortWeek

The United States and Canada will renegotiate how to handle flood control and hydropower on the Columbia River. However, salmon advocates also want negotiators to consider the health of the Columbia River ecosystem.

The United States and Canada will renegotiate how to handle flood control and hydropower on the Columbia River. However, salmon advocates also want negotiators to consider the health of the Columbia River ecosystem.

Should they stay or should they go: that’s been the question for decades regarding several dams along the Snake River.

Four members of U.S. Congress got a close look at Washington’s Snake River dams.

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