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Let Our Salmon Come Home is an international grassroots movement and advocacy campaign uniting the conservation efforts of people, organizations, and businesses from California to Alaska to curtail unsustainable ocean fishing and Let Our Salmon Come Home.

Did you know? Despite a strict 16% limit for ocean-based harvesting of California’s threatened Klamath River Chinook, oc...
09/04/2026

Did you know? Despite a strict 16% limit for ocean-based harvesting of California’s threatened Klamath River Chinook, ocean fisheries have dramatically exceeded the harvest threshold on numerous occasions in the last decade, killing nearly 40% of the Chinook salmon that could have returned to local Tribes and restored spawning grounds in 2022.

After decades of work and investment in dam removal and salmon recovery, local Tribes and communities are left with little to nothing—with too few fish returning home to spawn and give rise to a new generation for recovery.

Now is the time to rise up together in a powerful coastwide movement to call on our policymakers to reform industrial ocean fisheries and Let Our Salmon Come Home.

Join others across the Pacific Coast by raising your voice, taking action, and strengthening the coastwide movement working to bring our salmon home.

Learn more and Join the Movement today: https://letoursalmoncomehome.org/join-the-movement/

Sign the letter urging Oregon and Washington policymakers to protect our Chinook from unsustainable ocean fisheries mana...
08/24/2026

Sign the letter urging Oregon and Washington policymakers to protect our Chinook from unsustainable ocean fisheries managed under the Pacific Salmon Treaty.

Every year, industrial-scale ocean fisheries north of the US–Canada border intercept massive proportions of threatened Chinook before they can reach the local rivers, ecosystems, and communities that depend on them. As the Pacific Salmon Commission renegotiates the Pacific Salmon Treaty ahead of 2028, we have the most consequential opportunity in a generation to protect our Chinook from interception and Let Our Salmon Come Home.

Oregon and Washington leaders need to hear from you. Add your name to your state's sign-on letter urging policymakers to reform the Pacific Salmon Treaty and keep Chinook out of unsustainable ocean fisheries. Signing your state's letter takes less than a minute, and every signature strengthens the call.

Sign Now: https://letoursalmoncomehome.org/take-action/ -the-letter

Don't live in Oregon or Washington? Share this post with friends and family who do. Signatures from residents of these states carry the most weight with the leaders making these decisions. Thank you for adding your name and standing up for our Chinook.

You have a chance to speak up for our salmon—share your voice by September 16!Decisions being made this fall will shape ...
08/21/2026

You have a chance to speak up for our salmon—share your voice by September 16!

Decisions being made this fall will shape the future for our salmon, Southern Resident killer whales, and coastal communities—and right now, the public has a chance to weigh in.

The Pacific Fishery Management Council meets September 18–21 in Vancouver, Washington, and the public comment period is open now. This is your chance to call on decision-makers to curtail unsustainable ocean fisheries and Let Our Salmon Come Home to the local watersheds, communities, and ecosystems that depend on them.

Submitting written comments only takes a few minutes. Visit our website to access sample comments and step-by-step instructions for submitting your comments through the Council's E-Portal.

Together, we're making sure the communities and ecosystems that depend on salmon are heard—not just agencies and industry interests. Submit written comments by September 16, or sign up to provide oral testimony virtually or in person through the Council's E-Portal beginning September 17.

Add your voice now: https://letoursalmoncomehome.org/289th-session-of-the-pacific-fishery-management-council/

In the Skeena River watershed in British Columbia, up to 50% of all coho salmon that could return to local First Nations...
08/21/2026

In the Skeena River watershed in British Columbia, up to 50% of all coho salmon that could return to local First Nations, communities, and protected spawning grounds each year are indiscriminately harvested and killed in industrial ocean-based fisheries of Southeast Alaska. This leaves too few fish returning home to the ecosystems and communities that depend on them.

Now is the time to rise up together in a powerful coastwide movement to call on our policymakers to curtail industrial ocean fisheries and Let Our Salmon Come Home.

Join others across the Pacific Coast by raising your voice, taking action, and strengthening the coastwide movement working to bring our salmon home.

Learn more and Join the Movement today: https://letoursalmoncomehome.org/join-the-movement/

Did you know? In Washington’s Stillaguamish River, up to 67% of all Chinook salmon that could return to local Tribes, re...
08/06/2026

Did you know? In Washington’s Stillaguamish River, up to 67% of all Chinook salmon that could return to local Tribes, residents, and restored spawning grounds each year are indiscriminately harvested and killed in ocean-based salmon fisheries of Alaska and British Columbia before reaching Puget Sound waters.

Despite decades of work and investment in salmon recovery, local communities are left with little to nothing—with too few fish returning home to spawn and give rise to a new generation for recovery.

Now is the time to rise up together in a powerful coastwide movement to call on our policymakers to reform industrial ocean fisheries and Let Our Salmon Come Home.

Join others across the Pacific Coast by raising your voice, taking action, and strengthening the coastwide movement working to bring our salmon home.

Learn more and Join the Movement today: https://letoursalmoncomehome.org/join-the-movement/

Did you know? To recover Yukon Basin Chinook, local Tribes endure a 7-year fishing closure in the basin. Despite these s...
07/14/2026

Did you know? To recover Yukon Basin Chinook, local Tribes endure a 7-year fishing closure in the basin. Despite these sacrifices, policymakers continue to authorize industrial-scale trawling and seining on the same populations in the open ocean, resulting in thousands of mortalities annually.

Now is the time to rise up together in a powerful coastwide movement to call on our policymakers to reform industrial ocean fisheries and Let Our Salmon Come Home.

Join others across the Pacific Coast by raising your voice, taking action, and strengthening the coastwide movement working to bring our salmon home.

Learn more and Join the Movement today: https://letoursalmoncomehome.org/join-the-movement/

Did you know? For Snake River summer and fall Chinook, nearly two-thirds of all harvest occurs in distant ocean-based fi...
07/09/2026

Did you know? For Snake River summer and fall Chinook, nearly two-thirds of all harvest occurs in distant ocean-based fisheries, despite their listing under the Endangered Species Act and critical importance to local Tribes.

Now is the time to rise up together in a powerful coastwide movement to call on our policymakers to reform industrial ocean fisheries and Let Our Salmon Come Home.

Join others across the Pacific Coast by raising your voice, taking action, and strengthening the coastwide movement working to bring our salmon home.

Learn more and Join the Movement today: https://letoursalmoncomehome.org/join-the-movement/

Did you know? In Washington’s Skagit River, up to 64% of all Chinook salmon that could return to local Tribes, communiti...
07/02/2026

Did you know? In Washington’s Skagit River, up to 64% of all Chinook salmon that could return to local Tribes, communities, and protected spawning grounds each summer and fall are intercepted and killed in ocean-based fisheries before reaching Puget Sound waters. This leaves too few fish returning home to the ecosystems and communities that depend on them.

Now is the time to rise up together in a powerful coastwide movement to call on our policymakers to reform industrial ocean fisheries and Let Our Salmon Come Home.

Join others across the Pacific Coast by raising your voice, taking action, and strengthening the coastwide movement working to bring our salmon home.

Learn more and Join the Movement today: https://letoursalmoncomehome.org/join-the-movement/

Alaska's Department of Law recently struck down new Board of Fisheries restrictions on Area M, a mixed-stock fishery on ...
07/01/2026

Alaska's Department of Law recently struck down new Board of Fisheries restrictions on Area M, a mixed-stock fishery on the Alaska Peninsula and eastern Aleutians that intercepts salmon from across the North Pacific—including stocks tied to Washington, British Columbia, Western Alaska, Russia, and Japan.

In a recent op-ed, Alaska Native attorney Timothy Schuerch explores how Alaska's decision to void new Area M fishing restrictions threatens salmon stocks across the North Pacific—and why holding interception fisheries accountable is critical to salmon recovery efforts.

In 2025, over 90% of Area M's Chinook catch was classified as non-Alaska in origin—meaning fish that should have returned to rivers across the North Pacific were indiscriminately caught in a fishery with no consequences for where its harvest originates.

"A fishery that intercepts salmon from across the North Pacific," Schuerch argues, "should be managed with the whole North Pacific in mind, not only where the nets are set."

Read the full op-ed on our blog: https://letoursalmoncomehome.org/this-alaska-fight-reaches-puget-sounds-salmon-and-orca/

The Let Our Salmon Come Home store is officially LIVE! From hoodies and hats to bumper stickers and yard signs, this gea...
06/30/2026

The Let Our Salmon Come Home store is officially LIVE!

From hoodies and hats to bumper stickers and yard signs, this gear is designed to help you carry the call to Let Our Salmon Come Home—wherever you go. And every purchase does more than make a statement: it directly funds the outreach, advocacy, and organizing that keep this movement strong.

Each item is printed to order, reducing waste and helping ensure that as much of your purchase as possible goes toward protecting salmon and the communities that depend on them.

This movement is growing because people like you are showing up for it—in your communities, at fisheries meetings, and everywhere you speak up for our salmon. Thank you for fueling that momentum.

Shop the collection now: https://letoursalmoncomehome.org/store/

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