Trivia winner reward-- MiiR camp mug with art work created by Constantly With Honor Native Fish Society will be hosting a trivia night, including classifications such as "Native Fish of Oregon" and "Rivers of Oregon." In addition to boasting...
From the Statesman Journal A strategy that will improve management of 13 dams and tanks in the Willamette River Basin is the topic of 4 conferences next week in Eugene, Springfield, Sugary Food House and Stayton. The U.S. Army...
The North Umpqua Structure Auction is presently live. Click here to see products for quote. You can likewise merely make a contributionhere Established in 1983 when anglers and other worried celebrations united to oppose a hydroelectric task that might...
In an effective viewpoint essay for The News-Review, Karl Konecny argues that it's time for fisheries supervisors to acknowledge the damaged guarantees of fish hatcheries and work to bring back Oregon's wild salmon and steelhead. Salmon hatcheries have actually...
From Fishing Trade Publication by Kirk Deeter That's it. Video game ... set ... match. Take a knee ... clock ends. Top rose ... wave ridden ... blue marlin landed ... Nevertheless you wish to frame it, Yvon Chouinard,...
Simply a suggestion that we will be fulfilling this Wednesday, September 28th, at 5:30 pm once again at Ninkasi's Better Living Space, 155 Blair Blvd, Eugene. We will go over: Collaborating temperature level tracking in essential watersheds next summer...
Jeff Ziller, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife District Fish Biologist, will be joining us, providing his point of view on present fish patterns in the McKenzie, talking about possible person science partnerships with ODFW, and addressing any...
by Helena Virga. Forest and Climate Campaign, Oregon Wild Oregon's native trout, steelhead, and salmon count on our trees, and our trees count on our fish. Over countless years, numerous plants and animals of the Pacific Northwest developed to...
From: Meghan Barker and Trout Unlimited's Save Bristol Bay group Dear Bristol Bay advocates, We understand it's been a hectic summertime- if you resemble us, your days have actually been filled with fishing and absorbing that warmer weather condition....
by David Moskowitz, Executive Director and John McMillan, Director of Science In general, things are looking much better than anticipated for wild summer season steelhead in the Columbia River basin. Naturally, we're now getting in the dry, hot slog...
