Wild Salmon Center

North America ProgramAlaska -Worked with an Alaska-based coalition of Tribes, fishermen, business owners and organizations on the conservation of Bristol Bay watersheds.Oregon -Partnering with more than a dozen conservation and fishing organizations, WSC continues to lead a process to modernize forest management and the conservation of salmon habitat on state and private lands.Washington -On the Olympic Peninsula, WSC worked with local Tribes, land owners, agencies and conservation partners on culvert replacement efforts and other salmon habitat restoration projects.

Western Pacific ProgramSupported scientific research and educational curriculum development around key salmon watersheds around the region.

Science In collaboration with more than two dozen academic institutions, government agencies and local partners from California to Alaska to the Russian Far East, WSC scientists built new knowledge and data to support cutting edge fisheries management and resilience building at the regional and watershed level.

Communications and Other Programs - Teamed with scientists and program directors to explain the importance of keeping salmon habitat intact and protecting life history and genetic diversity in wild salmon fisheries. The communications staff also developed media to highlight the unique character of salmon strongholds around the North Pacific.