Blog Posts By Jonathan Stumpf

Middle Fork Snoqualmie River | Photo by Monty VanderBilt

Uncategorized, Wild and Scenic Rivers

Fifty Years of Wild & Scenic Rivers in Washington: Middle Fork Snoqualmie River and Pratt River

Skagit River on a Winter Day | Photo by Luke Kelly

Wild and Scenic Rivers

Fifty Years of Wild and Scenic Rivers in Washington: The Skagit River and Illabot Creek

The Klickitat River Canyon is home to large expanses of oak savanna habitat. | Photo: David Patte/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Protecting Rivers, Wild and Scenic Rivers

Fifty Years of Wild and Scenic Rivers in Washington: The Klickitat River

Nooksack River, WA | Brett Baunton

Protecting Rivers, Wild and Scenic Rivers

Clean, Safe, Plentiful: Designate the Nooksack River Wild and Scenic

Susan Hollingsworth fires up Steelhead Falls at approximately 2' on the Husum gage, her first run down the newly restored Lower Gorge of the White Salmon River following the removal of Condit Dam. For nearly a century the river was diverted by the dam and placed in a pipe to bypass this section of river that now flows freely. Photo by Thomas O'Keefe.

Protecting Rivers, Wild and Scenic Rivers

Fifty Years of Wild and Scenic Rivers: The White Salmon River

Nooksack River | Tipton Power

Protecting Rivers, Wild and Scenic Rivers

The River’s Risin’ on the North Fork Nooksack

Memory of Fish Fisherman © 2017 reelblue LLC

Discover Rivers, Restoring Damaged Rivers

Capturing the Legacy of a Fish Advocate and Citizen Scientist

Rigged and ready to hit the water for a late winter steelhead session. | Bobby Foster

Wild and Scenic Rivers

Angling Memories from the Nooksack River

Sunset Falls on the South Fork Skykomish. | Lora Cox

Energy Development, Most Endangered Rivers, Protecting Rivers

Most Endangered Rivers Victory: Washington’s Skykomish River

Coho salmon jumping at the base of Sunset Falls on the Skykomish River. | Photo: Lora Cox

Energy Development, Most Endangered Rivers, Protecting Rivers, Water Supply

Iconic Fish are Under Threat from Bad Hydropower

Paddlers Erin Dailey Board and Ben Kinsella. | Photo: Nick Baughman

Energy Development, Most Endangered Rivers, Protecting Rivers, Wild and Scenic Rivers

Protect the Skykomish River from Bad Hydropower

Sunset Falls on the South Fork of the Skykomish River.

Energy Development, Most Endangered Rivers, Protecting Rivers, Wild and Scenic Rivers

The Long Road to Keeping the Skykomish River Wild