This is the first installment of a series on salmon originally published by the Idaho Capital Sun. We are the circle. That’s ...

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in Region 1 (BFAR-1) on Monday distributed over P2 million worth of aquaculture ...

Fishermen and First Nations are among the many who are celebrating this year's Fraser River sockeye salmon run and its ...

"Environmental victories are still possible and happening!" Experts celebrate as rare creature spotted in river for first time in almost 100 years: 'Never lose hope' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Such debates have intensified with the Trump administration's aggressive push to increase extraction here. Opponents fear permanent environmental damage.

In the Heritage Valley, an agricultural region along a stretch of Highway 126, there are more tractors than Tesla ...

With August already here, summer should get a speeding ticket — but this week’s event lineup proves there’s still time to savor the season.

Ancient Egyptians once worshipped crocodiles, offering them bread, meat and wine, and also sacrificing and mummifying them.

Russia’s colonial footprint in Alaska was limited, they never controlled or occupied the whole of Alaska. Defeated in battles with the Tlingit and Ahtna nations, Russian settlers were confined to a ...

Lummi Nation and Bellingham Technical College have been collaborating for several years on a hatchery program.

The men allegedly vandalized and stole an unknown amount of salmon from a fish trap at a hatchery in southern Oregon.

Co-management of a Chinook salmon hatchery on the Coquille river in southwest Oregon has helped the fish population thrive again. That means Chinook fishing could soon return.