New research from the Stone Center published today in Ecology Letters finds that coho salmon, 1 of 5 Pacific salmon species, have more dynamic migration patterns than previously thought.

They are the federal authority that is authorized to set the final ocean salmon seasons. Ahead of the meetings, the states have released the preliminary forecasts for fall Chinook and coho.

Like all salmon, coho hatch in freshwater, migrate to the ocean as juveniles, and return to their natal, freshwater habitat as adults to breed. In this study, researchers documented something ...

which runs through state and national park lands before emptying to the Pacific Ocean in Tomales Bay. The Center and SPAWN are represented by attorneys at the Stanford Law School Environmental Law ...

It seems there’s always a lot going on in the great outdoors, and this week is no exception. Smelt… again An editor of mine ...

Scientists have learned that particles from car tires are a leading culprit in salmon declines in the Pacific Northwest—and ...

Story by Judy Pickens Photos by Dave Gershgorn For West Seattle Blog School salmon releases will start soon on Fauntleroy ...

A new website now gives you a regular count, usually weekly, of how many steelhead, coho salmon, chinook salmon and brown trout are moving through the St. Joseph River fish ladder at Seitz Park ...