Taimen Facts
Hucho taimen, also known as the Siberian or Mongolian taimen, is the largest member of the salmonid family, which includes trout and salmon. It can …
CategoryConservation
How a Battle Between Recreational and Commercial Fishermen Spawned a Conservation Movement
On fall and winter nights through the better part of the twentieth century, Rudy Grigar would wade into Galveston Bay and listen to the roar …
Wild Fish Matter
Wild fish matter because they are superior performers in streams, lakes, and seas. They have passed the tests of Nature. They are true members of …
Power Shift on the Columbia
Jin Norton knows a thing or two about the relationship between Columbia River salmon and dams. Norton has been a professional river guide and naturalist …
Earth Day Live
Fifty years ago, the first annual celebration of Earth Day brought 20 million people to the streets to demand sweeping environmental regulation to protect people …
Returning Gila Trout To Their Native Range
By Tyler Coleman On November 3, 2018, a truck from Mora National Fish hatchery carrying 500 Whiskey Creek lineage of Gila Trout arrived in the …
The EPA Just Upped The Risks Of Consuming Seafood
The Trump administration has withdrawn the legal justification for an Obama-era rule that forced coal-fired power plants to cut their mercury emissions, saying the cost …
Brown Bears in Alaska
Take a break with a bear’s eye view of the life, times, sights and sounds of the Alaskan Coastal Brown. Whether napping, playing or …
Foes of Pebble Mine lose a round in court
Opponents of the Pebble Mine lost one of their lawsuits Friday when federal court Judge Sharon Gleason ruled against them. Her decision was based on …
Why the Skagit River Watershed Matters
Our friend and occasional partner in crime Greg Fitz penned this thoughtful piece on why the famed Skagit River matters. Nothing feels small on the …