Wild salmon and steelhead are returning to the White Salmon River following the removal of Condit Dam. How many? Are they reproducing? Are they thriving? We don’t know. But it’s critical to find out. The White Salmon is one of the few rivers where hatchery...
Reduced to only three small isolated populations, these squirrels were recently designated as endangered by Washington State. They are a critical part of forest ecosystems and uniquely vulnerable in Klickitat County because of parcel fragmentation, timber harvest, and...
Where the land at the water meets, shorelines along the White Salmon and Klickitat rivers are facing significant threats from development and extractive industries. Participate in our initiatives to advocate for shoreline protection regulations and ensure their...
The Future of Wild Salmon & Steelhead on the White Salmon River Critical Questions that will inform our research: Is the capacity and habitat for salmon and steelhead decreasing, stable or increasing? Can wild salmon be restored to the point of allowing a fishery with...
