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NOAA reports average or better juvenile salmon and steelhead survival in 2013

February 13, 2014
John Harrison

Survival of juvenile spring/summer Chinook salmon in 2013 in the Columbia and Snake rivers was above average and survival of juvenile steelhead was about equal to the long-term average, NOAA Fisheries, the federal fisheries agency, reported to the Council in

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