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Latest Conservation Articles

The Zealand River: A Blueprint for Failure and an Opportunity for Success

Editor’s Note: This is the thirteenth article in our...

Killing Fish to Save Frogs

Shortly after World War II, California fish managers had a...

Branding Native Fish: A Critically Important Step

Editor’s Note: This is the twelfth article in our series...

Wild Refuges to Save Native Fish: A Complicated Issue

Editor’s Note: This is the eleventh article in our series...

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Who Owns a River?

The New Mexico Supreme Court deliberated for just 15 minutes before rendering its sweeping decision to open up...

How Human-Made Rock Dams Can Impact Native Fish Populations

Editor’s Note: This is the tenth article in our series on fly fishing conservation.  This series appears with the...

A Chemophobe’s Guide to Chemical Reclamation

Editor’s Note: This is the ninth article in our series on fly fishing conservation.  This series appears with the...

On the Brink: Oregon’s Anadromous Fish

If Oregon’s anadromous fish were a multi-billion-dollar corporation headed by a savvy and top-notch team of...

Catch-and-Release: All It's Cracked Up to Be

Editor’s Note: This is the eighth article in our series on fly fishing conservation.  This series appears with the...

Survive and Thrive: Patagonia Incites Wild Fish Activism

To survive, our irreplaceable wild fish need clean, undammed rivers undiluted by inferior hatchery stocks, accessible...

States Defying the Federal ESA: Bad Science and Bad Politics

Editor’s Note: This is the seventh article in our series on fly fishing conservation.  This series appears with the...

Daniel Webster’s Trout: Preserving and Restoring the Nation’s Fabled Sea-Run Brook Trout

Editor’s Note: This is the sixth article in our series on fly fishing conservation.  This series appears with the...