Two hundred years ago, more than 500,000 salmon returned from the sea to rivers in New England, while last year fewer than 3,000 returned to just 16 rivers, with half of those returning to the Penobscot. The drastic decline in the salmon population has occurred despite a 50-year effort at restoration costing more than $100 million. This has prompted Restore: The North Woods and the Biodiversity Foundation to petition the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to list the Atlantic salmon as an endangered species. Last month, the New England Atlantic Salmon Association sponsored a conference on salmon management, the first in ten years. Details
North by East piece about the concern caused by the third year of decline in the number of salmon a...
An evaluation of the history of efforts to reverse the long-term decline of Pacific salmon in wester...
More than 100 individuals, organizations, agencies and businesses met the initial deadline for comme...
In September 1993, Restore: The North Woods, an environmental organization based in Massachusetts, w...
Restore: The North Woods, a conservation organization based in Massachusetts, has filed petitions wi...
Restore: The North Woods filed a petition with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to list the Atlant...
Atlantic salmon is often a focal species of restoration efforts throughout the north Atlantic and it...
The Atlantic salmon, which once thrived in streams from Nova Scotia to southern New England, has had...
In October 1993, a citizen petition was filed under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (ESA or Act) ...
In 1993, a group of conservationists, concerned with the survival of the Atlantic salmon (Salmo sala...
Prior to the late 18th Century, most of the rivers in England and Wales supported salmon populations...
1. Atlantic salmon populations have declined in recent decades. Many of the threats to the species d...
The number of salmon returning to Maine\u27s rivers to find spawning grounds has declined for the th...
Wild sea-run Atlantic salmon populations have been in decline since the Industrial Revolution, and M...
Since 2000, Atlantic salmon in eight Maine rivers have been protected under the Endangered Species A...
North by East piece about the concern caused by the third year of decline in the number of salmon a...
An evaluation of the history of efforts to reverse the long-term decline of Pacific salmon in wester...
More than 100 individuals, organizations, agencies and businesses met the initial deadline for comme...
In September 1993, Restore: The North Woods, an environmental organization based in Massachusetts, w...
Restore: The North Woods, a conservation organization based in Massachusetts, has filed petitions wi...
Restore: The North Woods filed a petition with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to list the Atlant...
Atlantic salmon is often a focal species of restoration efforts throughout the north Atlantic and it...
The Atlantic salmon, which once thrived in streams from Nova Scotia to southern New England, has had...
In October 1993, a citizen petition was filed under the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (ESA or Act) ...
In 1993, a group of conservationists, concerned with the survival of the Atlantic salmon (Salmo sala...
Prior to the late 18th Century, most of the rivers in England and Wales supported salmon populations...
1. Atlantic salmon populations have declined in recent decades. Many of the threats to the species d...
The number of salmon returning to Maine\u27s rivers to find spawning grounds has declined for the th...
Wild sea-run Atlantic salmon populations have been in decline since the Industrial Revolution, and M...
Since 2000, Atlantic salmon in eight Maine rivers have been protected under the Endangered Species A...
North by East piece about the concern caused by the third year of decline in the number of salmon a...
An evaluation of the history of efforts to reverse the long-term decline of Pacific salmon in wester...
More than 100 individuals, organizations, agencies and businesses met the initial deadline for comme...