After the removal of small dams and the addition of fish ladders, salmon have been seen swimming further up a Bay Area creek ...

These chinooks are likely hatchery strays. But they are still an ecosystem boon—and flaming-bright symbols of restoration at work.

The article Salmon Swim Far Upstream In East Bay Creek For The First Time In Decades: 'Incredibly Gratifying' appeared first ...

State officials in California and Oregon and conservationists are celebrating the return of Chinook salmon to the Klamath ...

After a tremendous environmental effort, salmon have returned to the Klamath River. Weeks after massive dams were demolished, ...

The fish leave the ocean, travel under the Golden Gate Bridge and head down to the South Bay, where they enter local creeks ...

Press release Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Fort Peck fisheries and hatchery staff wrapped up the annual Chinook salmon egg-taking efforts last week. A total of 895,131 Chinook eggs were collected, ...

Four Klamath River dams were removed in recent years, allowing salmon to repopulate — but officials say some fish are showing ...

Chinook salmon return to Alameda Creek after decades, marking a conservation milestone achieved by $80 million in restoration ...

Celebrities are injecting salmon sperm into their faces. Does it work? (Getty Images) In Ishi Pishi Falls, Siskiyou County, California, along the Klamath River, a Karuk tribesman, Ron Reed, is on the ...

The Chinook salmon could be getting federal protection after the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) and Pacific Rivers filed a petition to get the Washington Coast spring-run salmon to be ...