Washington Coast
State of Salmon in Watersheds
Read Executive SummaryReporting on Salmon and Habitat in Washington
This Web site documents how Washingtonians have responded to the challenges of protecting and restoring salmon and steelhead and their habitats. It summarizes both the achievements and the issues statewide and by salmon recovery region.
Tribal Land Acknowledgment
The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office and the Governor’s Salmon Recovery Office acknowledge the ancestral and contemporary lands called home by Indian tribes and nations1 from time immemorial. We recognize tribal sovereignty and that this place and the region of the Pacific Northwest hold spiritual, cultural, and personal significance for Indian tribes and nations. This acknowledgment is an expression of gratitude for the historic and ongoing self-determination of the tribes to be stewards for these lands, waters, natural resources, and many creatures including salmon that we are so privileged to enjoy here. The salmon recovery community is committed to honoring the role of Indian tribes and nations as it works collectively to recover salmon.
Statewide Salmon Data
Recovery Around the State
Salmon Recovery Stories
View our “Salmon Stories” to get a more in-depth look at issues and the people making salmon recovery happen.
