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BC's Harrison River Identified as First Canadian "Salmon Stronghold"
February 12, 2010 --The Pacific Fisheries Resource Conservation Council (PFRCC) announced today that the Harrison River has officially been identified as the first Salmon Stronghold in Canada under the North American Salmon Stronghold Partnership. Read Press Release.
- June, 2009 Tillamook Faces Increased Clearcutting
- April, 2009 West Coast Senators Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Protect and Restore "Salmon Strongholds".
Read background on legislation.
View a copy of the bill - December, 2008 Salmon Stronghold Partnership Funds Restoration Project on Deer Creek, Oregon
- November, 2008 Board of Forestry Holds Off Boosting Logging Levels in State Forests
- October, 2008 Logjam Extends Quinault Sockeye Spawning Area
- August, 2008 Water Rerouted to Benefit Chinook Salmon in Rudio Creek, Oregon
- September, 2008 Federal Legislation Protecting Salmon Strongholds is introduced by Senator Cantwell (D-WA).
Read background on legislation.
View a copy of the bill - September, 2008 WSC testifies to keep Salmon Anchor Habitat Areas in Oregon's Tillamook and Clatsop State Forests
- July, 2008 Wild Salmon Center Releases Hoh Tributary Report
- July, 2008 Stronghold Partnership Leverages Funds for Rudio Creek Project
- June, 2008 North American Salmon Stronghold Partnership Meets in Portland, Oregon
- June, 2008 Stronghold Partnership Endorses Nine Stronghold Basins
- June, 2008 Stronghold Partnership Steering Committee Launches Strategic Plan
- May, 2008 Wild Salmon Center Partners with Wheeler County SWCD for Habitat Restoration in the John Day Basin
- May, 2008 Wild Salmon Center Helps Strengthen Pacific Salmon Treaty
- March, 2008 Washington Adopts Steelhead Plan
- March, 2008 Prioritization of Salmon Recovery on the Olympic Peninsula
- February, 2008Wild Salmon Center says Treaty Must do More to Protect Salmon