Wild Salmon Center

Wild Salmon Center is the leading group working to protect the strongest wild salmon rivers of the North Pacific. Since 1992, WSC has worked with its partners to place over 3 million acres of habitat under protected status and ensured 71 rivers and major tributaries are managed to prioritize wild fish. Wild Salmon Center is the only organization of its kind that conserves wild Pacific salmon across their entire range: from the Pacific Northwest to Alaska to the Russian Far East. We focus on river systems that are still healthy and productive – “strongholds” for wild salmon – and proactively safeguard them before critical habitat has been degraded by mines, dams, or clear-cut timber harvests. In doing so, they’re also working to benefit the North Pacific’s salmon-dependent communities, jobs, and wildlife. By partnering with WSC, our corporate allies are supporting this pan-Pacific vision of abundant, wild fish that can sustain people, economies, and entire ecosystems for generations to come.

Portland, OR Founded 1992 Revenue $17,206,885 1% for the Planet

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EIN: 94-3166095
Founded: 1992
Annual revenue: $17,206,885
Headquarters: Portland, OR
Website: www.wildsalmoncenter.org
Focus: Water Rivers, Wildlife Biodiversity
Bioregion: Cascadia, Pacific Northwest, Willamette Valley
State: Oregon

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