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Together, We Made History.

Washington ends commercial net pen aquaculture.

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New Study Supports Findings of 100% Wild Salmon Survival from Fish Traps

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LISTEN: The Paradox of Salmon Hatcheries

An investigative series by Hakai Magazine digging into the history, science, and consequences of the Northwest's reliance on hatchery production over the last two centuries.

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The Fish Trap: A Fisherman's Perspective

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Our Landmark Victory

Starving Orcas and the Fate of Alaska’s Disappearing King Salmon

Julia O’Malley with the New York Times, scientists, chefs and others are asking about the future of all wild salmon.

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We're solely dedicated to the protection and recovery of the northwest's wild fish.

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Wild Fish Conservancy combines science, education, & advocacy to effectively address the issues facing wild fish

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Speak Up to Protect the Public's $14.4 Million Investment in Wild Salmon Conservation

Call on the the WA Fish and Wildlife Commission to fully implement the Columbia River nontribal gill net buyback passed by the Legislature and Governor that will provide one of the most significant gains for wild salmon conservation in decades.

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Our talented staff have decades of expertise in Northwest fisheries and wild fish ecosystems from engineering, monitoring, permitting, and more.

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Restoring wild fish requires addressing all major obstacles contributing to their decline. Learn more about our priorities and how we're working to drive forward sustainable, holistic, and evidence-based solutions to the biggest issues facing wild fish.

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The Fish Trap Project

Wild Fish Conservancy is leading the way conducting experimental research aimed at finding a more sustainable future for commercial fishing.

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Working Together, We Took Back Our Sound

Over the past five years, through the Our Sound, Our Salmon campaign, we've been fighting together tooth and nail in the Courts, the legislature, and through direct appeals to state officials, calling for an end to the dangerous commercial net pen industry that threatens the health of Puget Sound.

Now, thanks to the actions of so many over so many years Washington state has finally taken bold action to prohibit commercial net pen aquaculture in Puget Sound.

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