The iconic salmon and steelhead of the Pacific Northwest are on the brink of extinction. Our best chance at saving these wild fish—and entire ecosystems, cultures and economies that depend on them—is through the removal of the four lower Snake River dams. Their elimination is the lynchpin to restoring Snake River and the larger Columbia River Basin’s salmon and steelhead populations.

Right now, the Council on Environmental Quality is accepting public comments about Columbia River salmon and other native fish restoration. This is our opportunity to help fight for a future of abundant wild salmon and steelhead, justice for tribal communities and clean energy. Submit a comment today.