From California to Alaska, unsustainable ocean fishing is devastating our ecosystems, watersheds, and coastal communities—leaving too few salmon returning home to give rise to a new generation for recovery.
The stories and perspectives behind this crisis are as vast as the coastline itself. From the Sacramento to the Yukon, follow this blog to hear what’s at stake—and why it matters. Together, we can amplify voices from across the coast and advance the call to Let Our Salmon Come Home.
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There is a particular kind of heartbreak in discovering that a sacrifice was even greater than you knew. For more than two decades, fishing families, Tribal Nations, and communities across Puget Sound funded restoration efforts, accepted closed fishing seasons, and
Hope remains for the critically endangered Southern Resident killer whales. Last month, biologists with the Center for Whale Research documented a new calf traveling with L pod in the eastern Strait of Juan de Fuca.
Voices from the Coast is the official blog of the Let Our Salmon Come Home campaign, where the untold stories behind the movement find their voice.
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