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STAND UP FOR THE SNAKE
This is an opportunity to play a part in the single most important river restoration project of our lifetimes.
The Snake River Basin provides more than 50 percent of salmon and steelhead habitat in the lower 48. But its fisheries are in rapid decline, and unless the lower river dams are removed, they face extinction. Act now to help free the Snake.
Tell Congress…
Time is running out for Snake River salmon and steelhead
The Snake River basin provides more than 50 percent of the coldwater habitat in the lower 48 for Pacific salmon and steelhead. But its rivers and streams are blocked by the lower four Snake River dams, and its fisheries are in rapid decline.
Please contact your elected officials in Congress and tell them: bold action is needed now to recover Snake River salmon and steelhead.
We’re just getting started
THREE WAYS TROUT UNLIMITED GETS IT DONE
Sixty three years after TU’s founding, no other conservation organization is as effective in conserving our nation’s trout and salmon waters.
From forested rivers in Connecticut to the pristine waters of Alaska’s Bristol Bay and all coldwater points in between, our work spans nearly a million miles of rivers and streams all across North America. .
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We’re fighting to protect Bristol Bay, Alaska from Industrial Mining
For more than a decade, anglers and Alaskans have fought hand-in-hand to protect the wild salmon, jobs and communities of Bristol Bay, Alaska from industrial mining. Without long-term protections in place, Bristol Bay remains an open target for mining projects like Pebble mine. Help us keep fighting.
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We’re working to recover salmon and steelhead on the Klamath
Tribal partners and Trout Unlimited have driven a multi-decade initiative to remove four dams on the Klamath, bringing real hope for restoring the the third most productive river for wild salmon and steelhead on the West Coast. Join us as we watch the dams come down, and anticipate the return of the Klamath’s legendary fisheries.
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We advocate for conservation dollars to reconnect coldwater habitat
In West Virginia, we have a vision of 20-inch native brook trout returning to the rivers and streams of the Appalachians. To get there, anglers like you are making the case in Congress for restoration dollars, so we can use our partnerships with public agencies and private landowners to reconnect headwaters, rebuild habitat, and welcome back trophy brook trout.
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