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Conservation

What Salmon Should We Be Eating?

Featured image by Ken Morrish As more information regarding the environmental impacts of consuming farmed salmon comes to light, those of us who enjoy eating...

Protect the Tongass: Final Week to Comment on Trump’s Proposed Rule...

Chances are you’ve recently heard of Southeast Alaska’s Tongass National Forest and the political fisticuffs about what to do with it. The issue is...
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Wastewater Pipe Still Pumping Blood, Viruses into Canada’s Largest Salmon Migration

Featured image courtesy of Tavish Campbell. Two years ago, almost to the day, the public became aware of a truly gory scene going on below...

Nearly 1,200 Atlantic Salmon Return to Penobscot River in 2019

Featured image from VisitMaine.com The Penobscot River in Maine is the state's single largest river system. Before the river was dammed during the 1830s, the...

Invasive Asian Carp Detected Less Than 3 Miles from Lake Michigan

Since their accidental introduction to American waters, Asian carp have been running rampant in the warm-water rivers of the mid-west, slowly advancing up the...

Two Glacier Nat’l Park Stonefly Species Listed Under “Threatened Status”

Featured image: JOE GIERSCH, AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGIST / USGS NORTHERN ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCIENCE CENTER The latest victim of climate change and disappearing habitat isn't a large mammal or...

URGENT: Take Action on Puget Sound Fish Farms

Featured image: Ramon Dompor/The Seattle Times Once again, fish farmers are working to re-establish pen-raised fish farming in the Puget Sound. Cooke Aquaculture, one of...

House Committee Questions New Pebble Mine Environmental Impact Statement

November 22, 2019: There is a glimmer of hope for Bristol Bay shining out of congress this week. Yesterday, The Chairman of the House Transportation and...

Trout Unlimited Releases 2019 Progress Report

Trout Unlimited (TU) by the numbers is one of, if not the, largest non-profit organization working in the fly fishing world to protect our...

Faces of Fly Fishing: Miles Nolte from MeatEater

Flylords caught up with Miles Nolte, the Director of Fishing at MeatEater. Miles has been an outdoor writer and editor for more than a...
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Bonefish Tarpon Trust Releases New Video About Tarpon and Bonefish Connectivity

No, they're not talking about bonefish and tarpon connecting to the internet, but how interconnected the populations of these two iconic species are to...

Drones, Algae and Fish Ears: What We’re Learning Before the World’s...

Four dams on the Klamath River in California have been scheduled for removal in 2022, but there's still plenty of work ahead for the...