Remove the Snake River dams
Lobbying

Tribal-led lobbying & coalition work

Build political path to remove the four lower Snake River dams and replace services.

Convert legal pressure into durable federal action: appropriations, transition planning, and clear Congressional intent that makes breaching feasible. This strategy builds a coalition led by Tribes and backed by fishing, business, and community voices to fund replacement energy, irrigation, and transportation infrastructure and secure a real timeline.

Why this works

Details coming soon.

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Save Our Wild Salmon Coalition

Advocacy
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Coalition advancing abundant wild salmon and steelhead in the Columbia–Snake Basin.

Save Our Wild Salmon (SOS) is a coalition of conservation, fishing, tribal, business, and clean-energy groups working to restore abundant, self-sustaining wild salmon and steelhead in the Columbia–Snake River Basin through coordinated advocacy, policy change, and public engagement.

Mechanism

How Save Our Wild Salmon Coalition uses funding

About Lobbying
  1. Define the specific appropriations, transition planning, and legislative outcomes needed.
  2. Align coalition partners on the replacement-services reality (energy, irrigation, ports, rail) and the treaty-rights stakes.
  3. Meet with lawmakers and staff and deliver coordinated outreach at key moments.
  4. Track and respond as budget and policy proposals move, adjusting the package to address opposition and implementation constraints.
  5. Close the loop with clear reporting on what changed and what comes next.

Partner notes

Partner notes coming soon.