May 2021

Fish Trap Journal

Want to Build a Fish Trap?

In an historic moment in late-April 2021, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Director Kelly Susewind officially announced the agency will designate an

May 28, 2021 No Comments

Wild Fish Conservancy

Why Your Organization Needs to Know About the “Simpson Concept” to Breach the Lower Four Snake River Dams

Proposal would exchange breaching dams for suspending bedrock environmental laws We strongly support removal of the lower four Snake River dams to rebuild the wild

May 6, 2021 No Comments

Fish Trap Journal

The Fish Trap Moves Forward to Legalization

Washington state is taking an historic step forward to legalize fish traps for sustainable commercial fishing on the Columbia River. This week, Washington Department of

May 3, 2021 No Comments

Want to Build a Fish Trap?

Why Your Organization Needs to Know About the “Simpson Concept” to Breach the Lower Four Snake River Dams

The Fish Trap Moves Forward to Legalization

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