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Among the many wonders at the Ballard Locks is a fish ladder. The ladder encourages threatened salmon to swim up or downstream, to keep them safe from…
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Americans are often chastised for what we eat. Now we're getting a pat on the back. A new report finds seafood consumption is up by nearly a pound from the previous year, the biggest leap in 20 years.
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"Vegan" rainbow trout will be the hot topic at this year’s International Symposium on Fish Nutrition and Feeding in Sun Valley, Idaho.
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This summer’s extreme drought is becoming increasingly deadly for fish in the northwest.The state department of Fish and Wildlife had already lost about…
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As the search for victims of the Oso mudslide continues, scientists are monitoring its effects on endangered fish runs.The cloudiness of the Stillaguamish…
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Proposals to streamline permitting for development in and around state waters have some environmental groups worried. The groups are concerned the changes…
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The official estimate of how much fish people eat dictates the levels of pollution that are allowed, and a statewide coalition of clean water advocates…
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Washington state House Democrats removed funds for a fish-consumption study from the final budget. That went against the wishes of one of the state's…
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How much fish should you eat? The state Department of Health recommends two meals of fish a week. But the Department of Ecology assumes people eat far…
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When salmon are ready to leave the ocean and go back to their birthplace, they use magnetism to find their home river. But scientists fear fish born in hatcheries might have a poor sense of direction if they're raised in places surrounded by man-made objects that drown out the planet's natural magnetic field.