(Oregon News Service) Wild Chinook salmon have returned to the Upper Klamath River less than two months after the largest dam ...

Although expected since the end of October, it was only this week, after overcoming objections raised by several conservation ...

More than 100 years ago, wild winter-run Chinook salmon from the icy cold McCloud River near California's Mount Shasta ended up in the glacially cold mountain waters of New Zealand, where they ...

An estimated 842,709 salmon eggs were collected, which filled all available egg incubation jars and space at the Fort Peck ...

A low count of returning adult salmon is preliminary, with several weeks left in the natural spawning period for the fall-run ...

Chinook salmon are spawning in streams above four former dam sites on the Klamath River in numbers that are astounding ...

And, no one wants those hydro facilities. These unique Chinook salmon are out of time. Battle Creek could be the last viable spawning ground for two endangered/threatened species of wild Chinook ...

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s plan for reestablishing wild, self-sustaining salmon populations in the Klamath calls for monitoring Chinook and coho salmon, as well as ...

Yukon-origin chinook salmon are diverse, with 12 genetically and ecologically distinct groups ... “These hatchery salmon ...

The fish were chinook salmon, also known as "kings ... low in oxygen to allow successful reproduction of trout and salmon in the wild. So the DNR collects eggs and milt from adult fish on their ...

and crops has sent salmon runs tumbling. While the Central Valley’s fish hatcheries — built last century to augment the wild stocks — release millions of baby Chinook each year, populations ...