US Pacific Northwest spring Chinook salmon forecast shows slight dip from last year
Projections for the spring Chinook run in the Columbia River forecast roughly 86% of last year's levels
NZ King Salmon 30-year veteran resigns from board, firm wins open-ocean approval
Paul Steere has been part of NZKS for three decades, and was CEO of Clean Seas Tuna for 13 years; meanwhile, NZKS has approval for its open-ocean project
Endangered Species Act protections sought for Alaska king salmon
The environmental group Wild Fish Conservancy is again taking aim at Alaska's king salmon, this time through the Endangered Species Act
Pink salmon are booming in North Pacific, crowding out other species
The scientists don't know all the reasons that pink salmon are doing better in warmer waters, but they are better than other salmon at finding prey and growing from nutrients
Low Chinook numbers on Oregon river prompt calls for Endangered Species Act protections
Summer surveys found only 17 Chinook salmon in the US state's Umpqua River, sparking calls for federal protection
Disasters declared for US state of Oregon king salmon fisheries
The announcement covers three years of failing fisheries in the state, with another request pending for this year
Researchers say climate change exacerbating salmon crashes in US state of Alaska
Scientists think there's several threats to western Alaska's king and chum salmon runs, but many are connected to warming water
NZ King Salmon returns to profitability after challenging two years
NZ King Salmon reported a net profit of NZD 10.6 million for the first half of its 2023-24 financial year, compared to a NZD 24.5m loss in the same period a year earlier
Alaska delegation to US Congress celebrate salmon task force they helped create
'Salmon are a fundamental part of life in Alaska -- for our families, our communities, our economy and our cultural traditions' -- US senator Dan Sullivan
King salmon landings strong in contested Southeast Alaska fishery
One possible explanation for a recent drop in harvesters was the uncertainty created by an ongoing court battle