Fish biologists collaborate to track pioneering Klamath River salmon 
By Juliet Grable US Source: (Jefferson Public Radio 11/3/2024
Juliet Grable
Credit: Matt Mais / Yurok Tribe
Chinook salmon are spawning in streams above four former dam sites on the Klamath River in numbers that are astounding biologists. Now, a network of tribes, agencies, university researchers, and conservation groups is working together to track the fish as they explore the newly opened habitat.
 

Reservoirs behind three of the Klamath River dams were drawn down starting last January; by Oct. 2, the barriers were fully removed. Just days later, the first Chinook was discovered in Jenny Creek in California’s Siskiyou County. On Oct. 16, biologists from Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Klamath Tribes spotted the first Chinook in a key tributary in Oregon, above all four of the former dams.

 
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