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Snake River Flows Secured, For Now

Snake River Flows Secured, For Now

by Trout Unlimited | May 25, 2023

Near the dramatic jagged peaks of the Teton mountains sits Jackson Lake Dam.
TU’s Wood Gives Testimony on Lower Snake River Dams

TU’s Wood Gives Testimony on Lower Snake River Dams

by Trout Unlimited | May 23, 2023

During a virtual federal listening session on the Columbia River Basin, people from across the country called on the Biden Administration to move forward with the removal of the lower Snake River dams.

Call to Action: Biden Administration is Requesting Comments on Salmon Recovery

Call to Action: Biden Administration is Requesting Comments on Salmon Recovery

by Idaho Rivers United | May 18, 2023

A Chinook salmon in the South Fork of the Salmon River. Photo credit: Matt Steinwurtzel The Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), a division within the federal government, opened a 60-day “request for information” period earlier this month on federal actions related...
Empowered: Lights out for wild salmon

Empowered: Lights out for wild salmon

by Trout Unlimited | May 3, 2023

Salmon in the Snake River Basin must navigate eight major dams between the Pacific Ocean and Idaho.
Call to Action: Biden Administration is Requesting Comments on Salmon Recovery

Society of Environmental Journalists comes to Boise with focus on salmon & dams

by Idaho Rivers United | Apr 20, 2023

The Society of Environmental Journalists Conference is being held this week in Boise, with over 800 attendees from all over the world. The theme “Crossing the Divide: Urban Growth and Wild,” fits Boise well, as it is one of the fastest growing boomtowns in the country...
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