Seeing Redd: How Jason Ching Reimagined Bristol Bay
The photographer’s fresh, arresting images have turned heads and fueled the campaign to stop Pebble Mine. We asked him to tell us who he is—and what makes him tick.
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Andrea Lonas
Private Forest Accord Signed Into Law
With Governor Brown’s signature, salmon headed for new protections across 10 million acres of private forestland in Oregon.
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Our Conservation Partnerships in Russia
Wild Salmon Center’s statement in light of the unfolding war in Ukraine.
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Parting Shots: Wild Salmon Center’s Sara LaBorde
After four decades in fish and wildlife conservation, our Executive Vice President is retiring. We talked with Sara LaBorde about her experience, what it will take to keep wild salmon around in the Lower 48, and what she’s doing next.
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Jason Ching
What’s Next for Bristol Bay?
A few more crucial moves will secure lasting protections for the rivers that drain into Bristol Bay, Alaska.
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Barrie Kovish
Salmon School, COP 26, and The Road Forward on Climate
While COP 26 failed to secure national commitments that would stop global warming, salmon and ecosystems gained a new role in the climate solutions dialogue.
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C.B. Bell Media
Salmon Take the Stage at U.N. Climate Conference
A global alliance of conservation and community groups is using a dramatic art installation of glass salmon to inspire delegates to restore ecosystems as part of climate action.
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The Latest on a 70-Year-Plan for the Tillamook Rainforest
Checking in with WSC’s Brett Brownscombe on the effort to protect state lands in the the Tillamook Rainforest.
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Jason Ching
EPA to Restart Bristol Bay Protection Process
The move could lead to protections from the Pebble Mine and other toxic mining projects.
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Matthew DeLorme
Protect the Tillamook Rainforest
We’re building momentum for stronger conservation in the Tillamook Rainforest, home to six wild salmon strongholds. At the end of 2021, Oregonians will have an important opportunity to speak up for the forest.