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Fish Trap Journal
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True Sustainability

Sustainably harvested salmon from the fish trap are now available at Seattle’s most renowned seafood restaurants. In September and October, James Beard award-winning Chef Renee

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2020 Fish Trap Construction Begins

Wild Fish Conservancy’s (WFC) field research team is back on the lower Columbia River near Cathlamet, Washington to advance research of a modified commercial fish

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From River To Table

Hatchery salmon selectively harvested from the fish trap are making their way across the country to high-end restaurants and markets, steadily building a reputation for

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New Design Offers New Promise

Fish trap research during the spring and early-summer seasons is now complete in the lower Columbia River, and preliminary results are in for survival of

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EACH DAY AT THE TRAP
Fish Trap Journal
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Fishing The Spring Runs

We are happy to announce that Wild Fish Conservancy staff are once again hip deep in the Columbia River for our fourth year of commercial fish trap research.

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Watch: The Fish Trap Moves Forward

We’re proud to share this new video with you, a short film made in conjunction with North Fork Studios that highlights the incredible progress being made on

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The Fish Trap, A Video

Wild Fish Conservancy’s Pound Net Project is ongoing, and we’re currently preparing for future projects. In the meantime, we invite you to watch this short

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In Loving Memory of James Fletcher Healy

Earlier this month, the world lost an incredible fisheries biologist, husband, son, brother, father, and friend. James Fletcher Healy passed away in his home on March 5, 2018, surrounded by friends and

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News & Announcements
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WFC Stands Firm Behind PRV Statements

WFC restates concern and findings of an exotic virus found in escaped farmed Atlantic salmon in Puget Sound after WA Fish and Wildlife attempted to mischaracterized and downplay the virus they failed to detect.

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