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Action Alerts
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Comment on hatchery plans for Lower Columbia EXPIRED
Take two minutes to send comments to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and let them know it is time to stop our hatchery steelhead addiction and move toward wild steelhead recovery.
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Tell Stanford University to remove Searsville Dam
Tell Stanford Provost and Acting President John Etchemendy that you support the responsible removal of Searsville Dam in Palo Alto, California and help to return wild steelhead to their historic spawning habitat in the Corte Madera Creek.
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Thank the WDFW for their important management decision regarding the Snider Creek hatchery
Send a thank you message to Washington Division of Fish and Wildlife’s Director Phil Anderson, Jim Scott, and Ron Warren for listening to your voice and using the best available science to make the tough management decision to discontinue the Snider Creek Steelhead Suppplementation Program on the Sol Duc River….
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Tell WDFW and Legislators to Implement a Management Plan with the Tribes
WDFW currently fails to complete written management plans with the tribal comanagers before steelhead angling begins. When this happens, and a particular steelhead run is projected to be below the escapement goal, the tribes often fish directly for wild steelhead when there is no harvestable surplus. Take action today; tell WDFW to implement a management plan with the tribes before opening any river system to steelhead fishing.
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WDFW 2012-2013 Rule Change Cycle: Tell WDFW to re-evaluate escapement data EXPIRED
The WSC supports river closures for wild steelhead fisheries when the runs are showing a decline and have not made their escapement goals over time. However, we have not found any information that supports the escapement goals and early closures of the Willapa Bay rivers.
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ACT NOW: Last Day to Submit Snider Creek Comments! EXPIRED
Today is the LAST DAY the WDFW will accept comments about the Snider Creek hatchery program on the Sol Duc River. To borrow a phrase from the Headwaters blogger Dr. Sam Snyder, “Either speak up or get off the water.” Take Action! Discontinue the Snider Creek Hatchery (Sol Duc River) >…
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