Sculpture of a salmon at the OSU Seafood Lab in Astoria.

Restoration (1994-2003)

... a newsletter about salmon, coastal watersheds, and people in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, published by Oregon Sea Grant for nine years.

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Issue 34 (October 2003) [.pdf] [HTML] Farewell issue. Highlights: Will survive the 21st century?
Issue 33 (April 2003) [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Building Sustainable Communities; Legislative updates
Issue 32 (January 2003) [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Support for Sandy River Dam Removal; Requiem for Coumbia Salmon Flows? Note: HTML version contains footnotes to Michael Blumm's article not included in the print and .pdf versions.
Issue 31 (October 2002) [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Future Growth Patterns in the Willamette
Issue 30 (August 2002) [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Restoring water quality in the Willamette - One More Time
Issue 29 (April 2002) [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Kitzhaber sounds alarm for Willamette
Issue 28 (December 2001) [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Hogan decision: Clarification needed.
Issue 27 (September 2001) [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: New Lessons in Watershed Health
Issue 26 (April 2001) [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: BPA Salmon/Power Crisis: A Way Out; Hatcheries and Native Salmon
Issue 25 (January 2001) [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: The Veterans Speak: Are We Making Progress?; A Comprehensive Approach to Financing Watershed Restoration Note: With this issue, we replaced our seasonal numbering scheme with one that identifies issues by number).
Summer 2000 [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: From Assessment to Action in Watershed Restoration
Spring 2000 [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Regulatory Relief for Natural Resources?; Thinking Tools for Groups
Winter 1999-2000 [.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Measuring Watershed Council Effectiveness; Scientists Recommend Breaching Dams
Fall 1999[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: State Agencies Need to Improve Joint Action; Setting Goals For the Oregon Plan
Summer 1999[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Willamette Restoration Initiative: Improved Coordination or Duplicative Efforts?
Spring 1999[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Tensions Rise as Fishing For Coho Resumes; North Pacific Basin Salmon Stocks Assessed
Winter 1998-99[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Refugia-Based Approaches: Trends in Salmon Conservation;Executive Order Changes Agencies Statewide
Fall 1998[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Watershed Assessment Manual Available Soon;CLAMS And The Future of Land Use
Summer 1998[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Court Finds Oregon Plan Illegal; Testing Your Salmon Smarts
Spring 1998[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: NMFS Proposes Changes to Oregon's Forest Practices; Restoring Salt marshes
Winter 1997-98[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Oregon Plan: Monitoring Program and Protocols
Fall 1997[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Salmon Habitat Protection and Landowners' Property Rights
Summer 1997[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: Artifical Propagation and Coho Salmon; How the ESA Works
Spring 1997[.pdf] [HTML] Highlights: How the Coast Public Views Salmon Restoration
Winter 1996-97 issue unavailable

The following issues are available only as HTML indices; the content is no longer available