Fishermen, tribes, and conservationists pleased that court recognizes need for changes to state and federal water project operations to better protect fish, jobs, and local communities

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

Coalition of fishing, consumer, and environmental groups say first-ever approval of laboratory-created food animal violated laws and ignored risks to wild salmon and fishing communities

After last summer’s catastrophic fish kill caused by warming rivers, ruling highlights need for dramatic changes in federal dam management

New dam operation plan moves towards extinction of some salmon stocks

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

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

House bill would bypass Endangered Species Act and overturn 2016 federal court decision

Groups file injunction request for stop-gap measure to aid struggling salmon, steelhead

Administration avoids sound science and legal guidance

Judge says plan too vague and uncertain

Groups appeal for scientifically supported water releases to get young salmon past big dams

Plan for Columbia-Snake River Basin buries science, ignores dam removal