Builds on the unique values, responsibilities, and authorities of five governments, including the Syilx Okanagan Nation, Ktunaxa Nation, Secwépemc Nation, Canada, and British Columbia, to evaluate the feasibility of and options for reintroducing salmon to the upper Columbia River region.

columbiariversalmon.ca

Protects, conserves, manages, harvests, and enhances the water, fisheries, and aquatic resources of the Canadian Columbia River basin according to traditional law and custom and the laws of Canada as they evolve from court decisions. Members include the Ktunaxa Nation Council and Secwepemc communities whose traditional territories include part of the Columbia Basin in Canada.

ccrifc.org/salmon-restoration

Established by the 1995 Columbia Basin Trust Act in British Columbia, the trust supports a legacy of social, economic, and environmental well-being, for upper Columbia River residents and communities negatively impacted by Columbia River Treaty storage reservoirs.

cbt.org

In 2016, the US Congress amended the Clean Water Act to form the Columbia River Basin Restoration Program. Learn more about the program through this online portal.

epa.gov/columbiariver

A community organization based in Astoria, Oregon, that specializes in environmental planning and habitat restoration for fish and wildlife.

columbiaestuary.org

Coordinates management policy and provides fisheries technical services for the Yakama, Warm Springs, Umatilla, and Nez Perce tribes. Its mission is to ensure a unified voice in the overall management of fishery resources and protect reserved treaty rights through the inherent sovereign powers of the tribes.

critfc.org

A platform for speakers at a recent symposium that may develop into a broader resource.

columbiabasingovernance.org

Protects and restores the water quality of the Columbia River and all life connected to it, from the headwaters to the Pacific Ocean.

columbiariverkeeper.org

Protects, connects, and restores wildlands and wildlife from the Washington coast to the British Columbia Rockies. Has a campaign aiming to protect sagebrush lands in the Columbia Basin watershed.

conservationnw.org

Promotes conservation advocacy, stewardship, and responsible recreation in the Owyhee

region. Collaborates with conservation and recreation groups, landowners, ranchers, Indigenous Tribes and Nations, sportsmen and women, and government agencies to ensure the Owyhee’s unique ecological, cultural, and recreational resources are protected for future generations to experience and enjoy.

friendsoftheowyhee.org

A Canadian upper Columbia environmental collaborative focused on ecological impacts from dams in the Canadian portion of the watershed.

kootenayresilience.org

An organization made up of scientists, educators, and community members that works to protect and restore the lower Columbia River, from the Bonneville Dam to the Pacific Ocean.

estuarypartnership.org

Established by the federal 1980 Power Act, The Northwest Power and Conservation Council is a consortium of four US states that operates a website rich in historical and contemporary information on fish and wildlife issues.

nwcouncil.org

Defends public lands from threats, partners with public and private land managers to preserve natural values, encourages the exploration of wild places, and restores lands and waters to give desert wildlife a safe habitat in which to thrive.

onda.org

A diverse, nationwide coalition working together to restore wild salmon and steelhead to the rivers, streams, and marine waters of the Pacific Northwest for the benefit of our region’s ecology, economy, and culture.

wildsalmon.org

Leaders in the effort to restore salmon to the upper Columbia River area, UCUT provides a source for technical reports and cultural information about the plan to restore salmon and minimize the impact of invasive species.

ucut.org

Works locally, regionally, and globally to protect biodiversity and encourage sustainable communities in Canada’s Columbia and Rocky Mountain regions.

wildsight.ca

Works to connect and protect the Columbia for wildlife and people.

y2y.net