Sixth graders from Paw Paw Middle School got outside the classroom Wednesday morning to release about 150 Chinook salmon into ...

Chinook salmon were once abundant in the North Yuba River in California’s Sierra Nevada. But since 1941, they’ve been kept ...

Science and common sense suggested that some of the most productive chinook salmon habitat left on Earth had been destroyed, along with a vast stretch of prime pink salmon spawning gravel.

Spring-run Chinook salmon enter coastal rivers from the ocean in the spring and migrate upstream ... Spring-run Chinook in Oregon and Northern California suffer from chronically low abundance. These ...

who return to rivers much earlier than the more abundant fall-run salmon. They return in the spring from the ocean to coastal freshwater rivers, staying for months in deep pools until they spawn in ...

Sixth graders released more than a hundred chinook salmon into the Paw Paw River, learning lessons about conservation, ...

has helped draft an ambitious salmon recovery plan dubbed “Reorienting to Recovery.” Featuring habitat restoration, carefully managed harvests and generously enhanced river flows — especially in dry ...

By now, Sacramento chinooks have lost an estimated 70 percent of their original spawning habitat in central ... of the Sacramento's winter-run chinook and other salmon species.

Last week was busy at Chinook Landing in Fairview ... RELATED: Oregon expands its map of critical fish habitat throughout the state NOAA sampled young salmon once they first entered the ocean ...