World Salmon Council

This fall, Salmon Watch hit the road a little differently thanks to support from PGE’s Drive Change Fund, made possible by the Oregon DEQ’s Clean Fuels Program 🚗⚡
WSC is reducing our carbon footprint while expanding access to outdoor education.
By using our new electric vehicle to deliver riverside education programs, WSC drove over 2,000 miles while preventing 1.1 tons of CO₂ emissions—the equivalent of what 5.7 Douglas fir saplings would sequester over 10 years. 🌲✨
Every mile matters when it comes to protecting salmon and their watersheds. Cleaner transportation helps us live our values as we continue teaching students about Pacific Salmon and the rocky river habitats essential for their survival. 💙🐟

Macroinvertebrates may be small, but they speak volumes.

From caddisfly larvae to stonefly nymphs, mayflies, mussels, and crayfish—these tiny stream dwellers thrive in clean, cold, oxygen-rich water. When we find them in our rivers, it’s a sign the ecosystem is doing well.

So yes, we stole their look…
But more importantly, we’re learning to listen to what they’re telling us about our watersheds.

Healthy streams = thriving macroinvertebrates = thriving salmon 💙🐟

What a beautiful morning at Coho and Coffee! ☕🐟
Thank you to everyone who joined us at Eagle Creek to witness salmon spawning and connect over coffee. There’s nothing quite like watching these incredible fish complete their journey home while surrounded by fellow salmon enthusiasts.