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Record Snake River Fall Chinook Egg Nests, Again

February 29, 2016
John Harrison

In 2015, for the third year in a row, the number of Snake River fall Chinook salmon redds set a record, CRITFC reported this month

In a Bad Year for Sockeye Salmon, Rescue Effort in the Snake River Continues

September 15, 2015
John Harrison

Snake River fall Chinook make an impressive comeback

May 09, 2014
John Harrison

Snake River fall Chinook salmon are making an amazing resurgence. The return of adult fish from the Pacific Ocean to Idaho rivers in 2013 was 75,846 fish. Of these, 20,222 were wild fish, a remarkable 26,000% increase from 1990, when

New hatchery will boost production of iconic Snake River sockeye salmon

June 19, 2012
John Harrison

The Council has recommended construction of a new hatchery to boost production of Snake River sockeye salmon, an endangered species, and continue a long-term effort to rebuild the population to naturally spawning, self-sustaining levels.

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