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Eel River Fall Chinook Monitoring Project Final 2010 Report This is a large file, be patient. The salmon puzzle - John Driscoll/The Times-Standard, Posted: 04/19/2010 There are dozens of pieces to a salmon season. For a salmon season to be good, however, those things must fit together like a jigsaw puzzle and not work their way apart over the summer ... Read the Complete Article Big
chinook run on the Eel River this year; more fish will likely
be seen at Van Arsdale station than in decades - John
Driscoll/The Times-Standard The largest number of chinook salmon counted at the Van Arsdale Fisheries Station since records began being kept in the 1940s is 1,754. This year, already, biologists have counted 1,600 -- and the run is probably not at its peak ... Read the Complete Article Desperately
seeking salmon to count: Divers aim to get a picture of how Eel
River diversion affects fish John Driscoll/The
Times-Standard Divers scoured holes on the lower Eel River on Friday looking to get an estimate of how many salmon and steelhead have moved in from the ocean so far ... Read the Complete Article Thompson
joins group urging protection from genetically engineered salmon
The Times-Standard Congressman Mike Thompson, D-St. Helena, has joined a group of 23 members of Congress in asking the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to halt the approval process of AquaBounty genetically engineered (GE) salmon ... Read the Complete Article Fresh
fish: Salmon take turn for the better on Freshwater Creek
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Driscoll/The Times-Standard After
several years of steady declines, Freshwater Creek's salmon appear
to be on the upswing ... Panel
weighs possibilities for Chinook salmon; group will inform U.S.
Interior secretary on Klamath dam removal A panel of experts that will advise the U.S. Interior secretary on the potential removal of four dams on the Klamath River gathered Monday in Eureka to investigate how the massive project might benefit Chinook salmon ...Read the Complete Article Fishing
the North Coast:Below average salmon return expected on the Klamath More than 110,000 fall Chinook salmon, the largest and most prized of the salmon species, are expected back to the Klamath River in 2010, according to Sara Borok, an Associate Fisheries Biologist for the Klamath River. While that sounds like a lot, it falls slightly below the yearly average ... Read The Complete Article Fish fix permanent for Freshwater Creek; structure allows young salmon to migrate up and down stream during summer John Driscoll/The Times-Standard, Posted: 07/03/2010 A one-of-a-kind fish ladder for young salmon and steelhead is complete and operating in tandem with a swimming hole on Freshwater Creek that's been popular for nearly 100 years ... Read the Complete Article Mattole
coho on the brink: Groups, agencies to meet on what can be done
to spare salmon Coho salmon in Southern Humboldt County's Mattole River are at a breaking point ... Read the Complete Article Volunteers, DFG return Coho to Salmon Creek SALMON
CREEK - Up until a few days ago the last time anybody spotted
salmon in Salmon Creek was back in the mid 1990’s, when the
fish finally succumbed to habitat destruction and drought.......
CLICK HERE TO READ THE COMPLETE ARTICLE Salmon Struggling in Hot Mattole by John Driscoll - Times Standard 08/14/2007 Salmon
Decision Leaves Protections
by John Driscoll - Times Standare 08/16/2007 Salmon In the Classroom Program 2005 - Teacher Participant List Books about Salmon and Watersheds (mostly for kids) Bibliography
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