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man in red waders and red stocking hat holds large fish in from of san francisco bay

America’s gold is in our fisheries

In the face of serious threats to our nation’s fisheries, fishermen, conservationists, and scientists are coming together.

Megan Mackey
May 29, 2015 01 June 2015

Paul Greenberg with a baseball hat speaks at a lectern with the words Place Matters behind him

An evening with Paul Greenberg on sustainable fisheries

The first of a series of three food forums featured award-winning author Paul Greenberg discussing the future of our fisheries.

Megan Foucht
March 19, 2015 02 April 2015

Restoring nature, investing in people

Join Ecotrust as we seek the solutions to the problems of a changing world.

Megan Foucht
November 25, 2014 02 December 2014

Roy Sampsel, Indigenous Leadership Award honoree

A national and regional leader, Roy Sampsel possesses an exceptional ability to make the most of opportunities and help others do the same.

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November 4, 2014 26 November 2014

Indigenous Leadership Award Honoree, Billy Frank, Jr.

Remembering Billy Frank, Jr.

The Northwest's most passionate salmon advocate passed away on Monday.

Spencer B. Beebe
May 6, 2014 21 January 2016

A lone canoe crossing a wetland before an icy mountain.

We’ve got some stories for you

This spring, Ecotrust is excited to unveil two exciting new storytelling venues. First, we will be launching a completely redesigned website offering new ways for you to explore our latest work, partnerships, and events here at the Natural Capital Center. …

Carolyn Holland
February 20, 2014 01 October 2014

A sea change in leadership at Ecotrust

There will be something of a sea change in our senior leadership when Ed Backus leaves.

Spencer B. Beebe
January 8, 2014 01 October 2014

West Coast tribes taking lead on marine planning

West coast tribes are working with new data collection systems to protect marine resources.

Shaunna McCovey
December 4, 2013 01 October 2014

Nov. 10: “Trash Fish” meet white tablecloths

Experience abundant but unknown seafood with some of Portland's finest chefs.

Amanda Oborne
October 16, 2013 01 October 2014

Time to honor nature and Native communities in Alaska’s Pribilof Islands

By Pat Pletnikoff In the remote Pribilof Islands, high in the Bering Sea, the federal government achieved one of its first great conservation milestones with the Fur Seal Treaty of 1911. It protected a biodiversity hotspot extending 60 miles out …

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July 11, 2013 01 October 2014