Resulting from surprising occasions, we’re canceling tomorrow night’s chapter assembly. We hope to see you again at Ninkasi on April 26, when ODFW’s Kara Anlauf-Dunn will share the analysis she’s been conducting on native fish tolerance to growing water temperatures across the state.
See you in April!
From Native Fish Society March 2025 " FOR NEARLY 20 years, Upper Willamette River Chinook salmon and bull trout have actually paid the rate for EWEB's persistent non-compliance. Responsibility for the major damage to secured fish types is required...
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is woefully underfunded. That's why our preservation partners at Oregon Wild are working to pass Oregon Home Costs 2977, which would raise the state's short-term lodging tax-- likewise called the tourist tax-- in...
Remarks Due by 5 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 16 th From WaterWatch of Oregon: Last spring the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) revealed it had actually obtained over 260 brand-new instream water rights in the Willamette River system...
KIRK DEETER DECEMBER 2024 Today saw the U.S. Congress pass legislation that might do more for the future of trout fishing than anything that has actually occurred in the past-- and extremely couple of in the fly-fishing market are...
