Klamath Water Users efforts to deny fish water fails

For the Yurok, the fight to protect the Klamath River and the Tribe’s way of life goes back centuries.

A short guide to the first laboratory-created animal approved for human consumption.

And the once-in-a-generation opportunity to restore the lower Snake River, one of the greatest salmon rivers in the world.

Entire runs of salmon are losing out to a system of dams, pumps and diversions that take the flow of life from rivers along America’s West Coast.

Federal agency cuts flows as the largest river restoration project begins

It’s time for the four dams on the Lower Snake River to go and for our salmon to come home — to a free-flowing and healthy Snake River.

Bureau of Reclamation develops new three-year operations plan

To understand the importance of the latest court ruling, listen to those who depend on Klamath River salmon for their way of life.

The Pacific Northwest was home to one of the greatest salmon runs in the world — until four massive dams began restricting passage from the ocean to freshwater streams. Now, it’s up to communities in the region to work together, and to local elected leaders to join them.

The Klamath River has a basic problem: too much water promised to too many people. Now salmon are dying, causing local fishermen and tribal nations to suffer.

Congressman Mike Thompson joins suit to save salmon

Meet 16 of the hundreds of species Earthjustice has gone to court to protect.

Group’s 60-day notice of intent to sue Feds supports recent legal efforts by Yurok, Karuk and Hoopa Valley Tribes in response to massive fish disease outbreaks

Judges send government plan back to establish better balance

Court rules U.S. Food and Drug Administration failed to analyze the risk escaped engineered salmon pose to endangered wild salmon

Weakening of science-based plan threatens salmon in the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers and Delta

The success and significance of the Endangered Species Act, and Earthjustice’s efforts to safeguard the visionary law from impending threats in Congress, in a discussion with Legislative Counsel Marjorie Mulhall and Managing Attorney Tim Preso.