The Salmon Superhwy connecting communities, one fish at a time

The Salmon Superhwy

connecting communities, one fish at a time

The Salmon Superhwy connecting communities, one fish at a time

The Salmon Superhwy

connecting communities, one fish at a time

The Salmon Superhwy connecting communities, one fish at a time

The Salmon Superhwy

connecting communities,
one fish at a time

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The Salmon Superhwy connecting communities, one fish at a time

The Salmon Superhwy

connecting communities, one fish at a time

Chinook In Hand

Chinook In Hand

the salmon superhwy

connecting communities,
one fish at a time

the salmon superhwy connecting communities, one fish at a time

the salmon superhwy

connecting communities,
one fish at a time

The Salmon Superhwy connecting communities, one fish at a time

The Salmon Superhwy

connecting communities,
one fish at a time

the salmon superhwy connecting communities, one fish at a time

the salmon superhwy

connecting communities,
one fish at a time

the salmon superhwy connecting communities, one fish at a time

the salmon superhwy

connecting communities,
one fish at a time

The Salmon Superhwy connecting communities, one fish at a time

The Salmon Superhwy

connecting communities,
one fish at a time

This unprecedented effort restores access to almost 180 miles of blocked habitat throughout six major salmon and steelhead rivers of Oregon’s North Coast. Using a strategic, scaled approach to maximize benefits and minimize costs, a unique, community partnership will deliver a portfolio of 93 projects. As of January 2026, we’re 75% of the way done with 137 out of 180 miles reconnected. Each year the Salmon SuperHwy reconnects more historic habitat, reduces chronic flooding, improves recreation opportunities and stimulates the local economy.