Saving Salmon: Chinook Return to California’s Far North — With a Lot of Human Help
Saving Salmon: Chinook Return to California’s Far North — With a Lot of Human Help – CalMatters/Lost Coast Outpost
Chinook salmon haven’t spawned in the McCloud River for more than 80 years. But last summer, thousands of juveniles were born in the waters of this remote tributary, miles upstream of Shasta Dam.
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