LCFEG | Lower Columbia Fish Enhancement Group

Springtime Flows are Here!

Discover how we're enhancing the Salmon population in the Toutle Watershed

Our Mission

“The mission of the Lower Columbia Fish Enhancement Group is to promote recovery of self-sustaining, naturally spawning salmonid populations and healthy aquatic ecosystems. We do this by restoring river and stream habitat, providing nutrients for juvenile fish growth, and engaging the community in hands-on salmon stewardship and education.”

Who We Are

LCFEG Media Highlights & News

LCFEG in the Columbian

Read about LCFEG's April 2025 field trip at Baz Park.

Photo Caption: Fort Vancouver High School junior Carlos Lopez plants a yellow monkey flower plant Wednesday at Baz River Front Park in Camas. Students from Hudson’s Bay and Fort Vancouver high schools spent the morning removing invasive species and planting trees and other plants to help restore salmon habitat through Lower Columbia Fish Enhancement Group’s Seeds to Salmon program. (Taylor Balkom/The Columbian)

Check out this recent segment of Northwest Now, detailing how LCFEG works with private landowners to adapt forest management methods to protect critical habitat for endangered fish species.

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Lower Columbia Fish Enhancement Announcements

Check out the links below to learn more about the current work LCFEG is conducting in the community.