A decade before the Klamath Dams were removed, NOAA and other partners removed dams on the Elwha River in Washington State.

Stakeholders disagree about what will happen when a ‘nature-like fishway’ opens the door to a vaunted trout fishery.

The two species are anadromous fish, meaning they are freshwater-born ... with 50% of them using national forests locally as spawning and rearing habitats. Today, 14 population groups of salmon ...

Habitat for these species has been degraded ... will develop alternatives for the passage of anadromous fish species at the Wapato Diversion on the lower Yakima River in Central Washington State.

Researchers aim to better understand anadromous fish relationships with urbanization as it relates to critical factors, such as low dissolved oxygen and high temperatures that negatively affect ...

But today, many populations of Pacific salmon and other anadromous fish are under pressure from habitat loss, overfishing, climate change, dams and other pressures that have greatly reduced their ...

As the Earth's rivers warm, salmon must either struggle to survive in a degraded habitat or move to cooler waters – but native Alaskan fishing practices are helping protect them. Ocean heatwaves ...

Two Yakama Nation fish habitat restoration projects were awarded ... The Yakamas received nearly $2.3 million for anadromous fish survival in the Lower Yakima River. In partnership with the ...

The shrinkage is already disrupting habitat restoration work for salmon ... organizations working on passage projects for anadromous fish; $16.6 million of that went to Trout Unlimited for salmon ...

Researchers aim to better understand anadromous fish relationships with urbanization ... and high temperatures that negatively affect habitat suitability for the many life stages of these fishes.