NFS Comments on Bull Trout Critical Habitat

Info Paper on Upper Deschutes Bull Trout Critical Habitat

NFS Comments on Proposed Changes to the Oregon NW Forest Management Plan

NFS Comments on Deschutes Co. Destination Resort Remapping

2009 Accomplishments

Catch and release brochure

Fall 2009 Strong Runs

NFS Comments on Bowman Dam Safety EA

Economic Effects and Social Implications From Mitchell Hatchery Act Funded Hatcheries

Bates Park news release

Summer 2009 Strong Runs

NFS N. Umpqua Steward Comments on Tioga Bridge Project EA

Oregon Board of Forestry Petition for Reconsideration Press Release

NFS Comments on Bates Pond

 

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Collobrative Comments on Low Impact Certification for the N. Umpqua Hydro Project

Collaborative Comments to the Oregon Board of Forestry

NFS/WaterWatch comments to OWRD on John Day Reservoirs

2010 #1 Conservation Report

Salmonberry Steward on timber harvest in Oregon State Forests

Salmonberry Steward report on the river's coho run

NFS comments on LSRCP Wallowa Hatchery Review

NFS comments on LSRCP Hatchery-Sheep Creek

NFS comments on draft Lower Snake River Compensation Plan Idaho Hatchery Review

NFS comments on Deschutes County Comprehensive Plan draft

Collaborative comments on Oregon Coastal Coho ESA Status Review

NFS Comments on NMFS draft Guidance for Monitoring Recovery of Pacific Northwest Salman and Steelhead

Native fish issues in Central Oregon

Recommended Reading

Mission Statement of the Native Fish Society:

Our Purpose

The Native Fish Society protects and restores native, wild fish and their habitats in the Pacific Northwest. NFS works with public agencies and governments to get native fish conservation policies implemented and to ensure that native fish policies are indeed followed once implemented.

The Native Fish Society is involved in public policy decisions and promotes scientifically-based solutions to fish management problems. We also encourage the involvement at both the administrative and personal levels by the public by educating them about the beauty, mystery and value of native fish and their environment.

Our Mission
  • To advocate scientifically sound conservation, protection and recovery actions for native fish and their habitats in the Pacific Northwest
  • To monitor and influence public agency management decisions in favor of native fish
  • To produce educational materials on native fish conservation through scientific reports, newsletters, action alerts, and the media
  • To inventory and monitor the status and health of native fish populations and improve our understanding of native fish ecosystem function