The hatchery’s native plant garden shows visitors how they can use native plants to grow “salmon-friendly gardens.” Native plants offer a host of benefits; since they require minimal irrigation, fertilizers and pesticides, they can save money, preserve habitat, reduce runoff and keep harmful chemicals out of the watershed.
Canada is taking big steps to eliminate the environmental damage and risks posed by pen-raised salmon…
An agreement has been reached between California, Oregon and PacifiCorp company to remove four hydroelectric dams along California’s second largest river…
Nitrogen from wastewater treatment plants are creating a serious problem for salmon, orcas, and the Puget Sound food web…