The disappearance of glaciers is not only leading to the creation of new fish habitat, but it's also creating opportunities ...

Lundehunds are the best climbers of the canine world thanks to their six functioning toes on each paw (rather than the usual ...

A truly inspiring article published on May 7 in The Oregonian offers hope for the eventual recovery of wild salmon in west coast rivers. When the last of the four dams on the Klamath River was removed ...

It has been more than 2½ years since recreational anglers have been able to target salmon in the ocean. There is no doubt that a healthy salmon population is essential for the fishing industry as ...

Researchers found since the 1860s, salmon in water bodies like the Fraser ... and the Transformation of Coast Salish Culture published in March in the BC Studies journal is a follow-up to his ...

Black said that fishing along the West Coast should be reduced or stopped to allow more fish to be available to the whales and enhance the return of wild salmon to their natal streams. The Salish ...

The salmon of the Salish Sea, long revered as keystone species and cultural ... Ewart, who has spent over 40 years working with salmon on the BC coast, recalls a time when salmon survival rates were ...

Orcas belonging to "J pod" were spotted in Puget Sound on the northwest coast of the ... the perspective of non-salmon) cultural behaviors seen in killer whales in the Salish Sea include harassing ...

If you’re on the East Coast buying farmed salmon from B.C. [British Columbia ... Beth Pielert and John Carrol filming in the Salish Sea with Lummi fisherman Troy Olsen. Photo courtesy of ...

which reside primarily in the Salish Sea and off the coast of Washington, British Columbia, Oregon and northern California. The two populations show broad preference for salmon, particularly ...

The endangered southern resident whales prey on fish, primarily chinook salmon ... whales to the Salish Sea — meaning there are fewer in other areas, like the Central Coast where he does ...

Historically a resilient species, salmon have been a large part of Pacific Northwest culture since the Coast Salish tribes declared themselves “Salmon People.” It was 6 million years ago when ...