We support stakeholders who are committed to replacing the services and removal of the four federal dams along the Lower Snake River, which are a barrier to salmon and steelhead migration and recovery and continue to cause harm to ecosystem health.

By restoring free-flowing rivers, we can revitalize salmon populations, restore natural habitats, and mitigate the impacts of climate change on aquatic ecosystems.

We must transition to clean energy alternatives, such as wind, solar, and geothermal power, to reduce reliance on environmentally destructive hydropower dams that are growing increasingly unreliable.

We can minimize carbon emissions, combat climate change, and safeguard the ecological integrity of our rivers and landscapes.

Embrace sustainable land use practices and responsible development strategies that prioritize environmental conservation and community well-being.

By fostering collaboration among stakeholders, we can create resilient communities and vibrant economies that thrive in harmony with nature.

Amplify the voices of local communities, Indigenous tribes, and grassroots organizations in decision-making processes related to river restoration and conservation efforts.

By fostering inclusive dialogue and community engagement, we can ensure that restoration initiatives reflect the diverse needs and perspectives of those directly impacted by environmental degradation.

This initiative, developed in collaboration with regional sovereigns, conservation organizations, and Tribal Nations, outlines comprehensive strategies for salmon recovery, habitat restoration, and clean energy transition.

By rallying support for this initiative, we can leverage federal resources and expertise to accelerate progress toward a sustainable future for the basin and its communities.