Recovery plan would restore Snake River fish species in 50 to 100 years By Annette Cary. [email protected]. Updated October 28, 2016 10:55 AM.

In 1979, the fish counters at the Lower Granite Dam recorded just 25 Snake River sockeye. In 1990, the count fell to zero. A fish ladder on the Lower Granite Dam provides passage for migrating ...

new recovery strategies. The two new recovery plans are meant to help three species of Snake River Basin fish that are considered to be threatened with extinction under the Endangered Species Act.

Join the race to save the once prolific sockeye salmon, a crucial keystone species. Once described as teeming with life and an abundance of fish, the Snake River is now heavily altered for ...

Washingtonians deserve better. The recent commentary by Marc Sullivan sheds light on the ongoing misinformation campaign by Northwest RiverPartners regarding hydropower on the lower Snake River ...

TWIN FALLS, Idaho — A fishing ban on a stretch of the Snake River was put into effect Friday, Sept. 22, in response to the detection of quagga mussels in Twin Falls. The ban was added to several ...

One Northwest company thinks it may have a better way to help adult salmon make it up and over the Snake River dams. Yes, you read that right – over the roughly 100-foot-tall dams.