"I think of [them] as kind of the soul of our rivers." Cold water fish spotted upstream in Northern California for first time in 70 years: 'It's epic' first appeared on The Cool Down.

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When you get high enough into the mountains of Idaho, the fish are in the trees. For the past million years or so, sockeye and Chinook salmon have migrated 840 miles upstream from the Pacific Ocean, ...

After being introduced to Russia's White Sea in the 1950s, non-native Pacific salmon have since spread along Norway's coastline and into its rivers. In an effort to control their numbers, an ...

“We had closures for wild steelhead, wild Coho salmon, wild spring Chinook, wild cutthroat trout,” Rees said. “We historically had around 200 days of meaningful opportunity. Today we're really down to ...

For all the impacts of other endangered species on the human communities they coexist with — owls and timber harvesting, wolves and ranching — there are few species that have affected more people than ...

A newly completed restoration project on in the San Francisco Bay Area has opened more than 20 miles of habitat — and Chinook ...