The Salmon For All annual meeting for 2011 will be held at the parish hall of Grace Episcopal Church, 1545 Franklin Avenue in Astoria. Grace Church is easy to find. From US Hwy 30 (Marine Drive) proceed up the hill on 16th Street. Turn {read more}

Flight of the Bumble Bee is the new corporate history of the Columbia River Packers Association, later known as Bumble Bee Seafoods, and a giant in the Columbia River fish packing industry. Authors Irene Martin and the late Roger Tetlow {read more}

        Salmon For All will have an exhibitor’s booth at Pacific Marine Expo 2011 to distribute information regarding the proposed Oregon Columbia River gillnet ban sponsored by the Northwest chapter of the {read more}

Join the BBRSDA and campaign partners in Astoria, Oregon, for an informational meeting on protecting Bristol Bay and the EPA Watershed Assessment process: When: September 12th 9:00am Where: Englund Marine Supply, 95 Hamburg Ave. The {read more}

Salmon For All Administrator Hobe Kytr, left, and President Jim Wells, right, present a check for $500 to Clatsop Community Action Executive Director George Sabol, center, for support of the Clatsop Regional Food Bank. Jim Wells {read more}

On Wednesday, December 15, 2010, Salmon For All sent a letter rebutting what we contend was extremely misleading testimony given to the Washington Fish & Wildlife Commission at its December 3, 2010 hearing in Olympia by members of {read more}

Astoria School District and Astoria High School will honor longtime Astoria gillnetter and retired Astoria High School teacher Eldon Korpela on Friday, December 17, 2010 by renaming the AHS aquatic biology hatchery and applied science {read more}

One of the most puzzling aspects of the August 6, 2010 release of the Mitchell Act Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) is the degree to which NMFS in drafting the DEIS ignored its treaty trust obligations to consult with {read more}

Clatskanie commercial fisherman Bruce Jolma just alerted us that the Historic Fishing Photo Albums site recently moved to a new address, with an updated look. It’s good to know that there are others out there interested in this {read more}

On Wednesday, November 24, 2010, Salmon For All submitted a substantial number of detailed commentaries on the Mitchell Act Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) to the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS). The Mitchell Act {read more}