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RENEW RESTORE REVIVE

We’re making incredible progress towards recovering Northwest salmon and orcas. There has never been more support and momentum for a comprehensive solution that includes removing the four lower Snake River dams and replacing the services they support.  The urgency to save salmon and orca is greater than ever.

SAVE OUR SALMON

To this day, salmon are the heart of Northwest tribal cultures, diets, and economies. We have the salmon to thank for the health of our communities from the Rocky Mountains to the Salish Sea.

For millennia, salmon and steelhead swam by the millions across the Northwest. From the Snake and Columbia Rivers to the Pacific Ocean and back again, salmon sustain all walks of life along their journey, including iconic Southern Resident orcas. 

IT’S TIME TO TAKE ACTION

We can stop extinction and lead the largest salmon restoration in history while honoring the rights of tribes and Indigenous people who were promised abundant salmon by the United States in treaties. Get involved and stand with Northwest tribes. 

Urge your representatives to support salmon recovery. This is an important step in upholding the commitments made to Northwest Tribes and recovering salmon and steelhead throughout the Columbia Snake River Basin.

Join the people and communities who are coming together throughout the region to advocate for an abundant future. Find out about upcoming rallies, events, calls to action, and opportunities to raise your voice for change. 

Find research, reports, video summits, and testimonials to learn more about the imminent threats to salmon and orcas and their impacts on the environment, economy, and the rights of tribes and Indigenous people.

  • White House, tribal leaders hail ‘historic’ deal to restore salmon runs in Pacific Northwest

    WASHINGTON (AP) — The Biden administration, leaders of four Columbia River Basin tribes and the governors of Oregon and Washington celebrated on Friday as they signed papers formally launching a $1 billion plan to help recover depleted salmon populations in the Pacific Northwest.

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  • Stars Align for Salmon Restoration on the Upper Columbia River

    Last September, the Biden administration announced an agreement that would provide $200 million in funding over 20 years for the Upper Columbia United Tribes (UCUT) to reintroduce salmon populations back into the Upper Columbia region. The funding was part of a larger effort by the White House, which continued in February when the administration signed a $1 billion agreement with four Columbia River Basin tribes and the governors of Oregon and Washington to restore salmon to the Pacific Northwest.

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