2016 Columbia River Basin Fish and Wildlife Program Costs Report
Comment on this 16th Annual Report to the Northwest Governors by July 21.

Fiscal Year 2019 Budget and 2018 Revisions
Comment by June 30 on the Council's FY 2019 budget

Ocean Power
In the near future, the energy of ocean wind and waves could power our homes. But first, there is the issue of how best to generate electricity in the harsh marine environment.

Research Revision
By focusing research, the Council will make better-informed decisions about projects that address the most important issues in fish and wildlife recovery.

Sturgeon Research
Increased funding aims to improve knowledge of the ancient, little-understood Columbia River White Sturgeon

Wildlife Haven
In the central Willamette Valley of Oregon, a conservation easement retired farming and is rapidly evolving ideal wildlife habitat.

More Sea Lions, Fewer Fish
More sea lions and fewer spring Chinook salmon at Bonneville Dam this year was not good news for the fish.

Northwest Power Supply Should Be Adequate Through 2021
Supply should be adequate through 2020, but the region will need to add new capacity by 2021 to maintain adequacy.

The Colville Tribes celebrate the arrival of the first salmon
On May 19 the Colville Tribes hosted their annual First Salmon Ceremony at the Chief Joseph Hatchery, where the ceremony has been held since 2013.