Krishnan Iyer·Oct 7Yard by Yard: A Pollinator Garden That Started as a Water ProblemLaetitia Durabilis on Finn Hill: a retired academic’s stormwater grant, a tire chemical that kills salmon, and the corridor of native yards…
Eric Lagally·Sep 30Pinniped Culling, Salmon Recovery, and the Case for Causal DiscoveryA recent article [1] describes legislation (HR 9621) that the U.S. Congress has introduced to allow culling (killing) pinnipeds (harbor…A response icon1A response icon1
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Sep 14Rainfall and wildfire runoff create challenges for Entiat River fishHeavy rain over the Little Giant Fire area in mid-August sent muddy runoff into the Entiat River, and Washington Department of Fish and…
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Aug 21Give salmon space this summer when angling for game fishTargeting spring Chinook in the Hoh River and other streams closed to salmon fishing violates state rules, endangers fishA response icon1A response icon1
RewildedNow·Aug 14The Chemical Fingerprint in a Songbird’s BloodOn Washington’s Elwha River, the ocean is returning to the mountain — atom by atom.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Jun 2Snohomish Basin salmon, steelhead fisheries closed to protect wild ChinookTo support Chinook conservation, an emergency fishing closure announced in June 2026 closes salmon, steelhead, and game fish seasons…A response icon2A response icon2
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife·Jun 1New research shows that some aquatic invasive species help others to live longerWDFW and Oregon State University publish new scientific paper documenting how some invasive species benefit other invasive predator fish…
InEnlivenment - AžyŭlenniebyRenilde Becqué·May 27Field Dialogue 3: Talking SalmonSnapshots from a living field — surfacing stories, practices, and insights in the evolving work of engaging the More-than-Human (For the…
