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If Given Half a Chance: Protecting and Restoring Catherine Creek

Sep 8th, 2014  |  Written by Jack Williams, Senior Scientist, Trout Unlimited

If Given Half a Chance: Protecting and Restoring Catherine Creek

How have steelhead and Chinook salmon continued to survive in the upper Columbia and Snake rivers? With all the dams to negotiate, poor water quality to endure, and some degraded spawning habitat once they get there, you don’t know whether to feel sorry for these fish or simply admire their tenacity and resilience. They are survivors…if given half a chance.

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