Located in Southwest Washington, the Chehalis River flows 115 miles and influences a 2,700 square mile river basin. The Chehalis provides invaluable habitat for wild populations of steelhead, spring and fall-runs of Chinook salmon, Coho salmon, and many other species of wildlife. Additionally, the Chehalis’ salmon production supports the imperiled Southern Resident Killer Whales. This … Continue reading Comment Now to Keep Washington’s Chehalis River Wild and Free Flowing