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The Spokesman-Review (blog) Harvest restrictions and length limits have been implemented in the past for the Clearwater River, Snake and Salmon rivers to adjust for low returns. Fisheries managers are hoping this is a short-term situation. All salmon ...

Idaho County Fair started this morning at the Cottonwood Fairgrounds in Cottonwood. Get on out ... Register now at www.raceentry.com/races/riggins-salmon -run/2017/register; receive a 10% discount when you add 5 or more people to the cart at...

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Power relicensing its 3 big Hells Canyon dams Idaho Statesman Idaho Power's stabilizing of flows below the Hells Canyon dams beginning in 1990 has played a key role in the restoration of endangered fall chinook. But its efforts to get a new license for...

Tri-City Herald Rocky Barker's article on salmon and the federal Snake River dams had an obvious Idaho bias. As usual, it focused on removal of the four dams in Washington, all of which have fish ladders that allow salmon to reach Lewiston and the...

protection Christian Science Monitor August 10, 2017 Boise, Idaho —A group that represents farmers is calling the costs of saving imperiled salmon in the largest river system in the Pacific Northwest unsustainable and is turning to the Trump...

Christian Science Monitor August 10, 2017 Boise, Idaho —A group that represents farmers is calling the costs of saving imperiled salmon in the largest river system in the Pacific Northwest unsustainable and is turning to the Trump administration to...

Idaho Statesman For Idaho wheat farmers like Joe Anderson, staying competitive in international markets is critical to their future. That's why Anderson, a fourth-generation farmer from Genesee and a member of the Idaho Wheat Commission, met in June...

Idaho Statesman If the four dams are less important to the Northwest electric grid, argues Ben Otto, a Boise lawyer and environmentalist who chairs the Northwest Energy Coalition, they are more critical than ever to the Idaho salmon that migrate down...

In short: A natural river saves salmon and money. “We are aware that there are folks who passionately believe that the dams should stay,” he wrote. “But we do not believe that their case can be made against the broader interests of all in Idaho and...