In 2025, Wild Fish Conservancy and partners installed 36 beaver dam analogs (BDAs) in three Chehalis River tributaries as part of a rigorous, multi-year project to monitor and document the effectiveness of BDAs for restoring aquatic habitat that supports fish, amphibians, and waterfowl.
Wild Fish Conservancy has secured a prestigious national grant award to advance a critical fish habitat restoration project in the Finn Creek Watershed on the Kitsap Peninsula in Washington state.
Over the past few weeks, we’ve made incredible strides and progress on a variety of our science, education, and advocacy initiatives being covered in local and international news. With too frequent doom-inspiring news stories dominating the news, we’re excited to share some good news for wild salmon recovery!
As a part of a Landmark deal reached on the Oregon Private Forest Accords, Oregon committed to updating the state’s Forest Practices Act- and the
Proposal would breach the four lower Snake River dams at the cost of suspending bedrock environmental laws and exposing communities across the Columbia River basin
Proposal would breach the four lower Snake River dams at the cost of suspending bedrock environmental laws and exposing communities across the Columbia River basin to environmental and health hazards.
