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At low tide, a high water mark for an Oregon restoration project - Wild Salmon Center
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At low tide, a high water mark for an Oregon restoration project - Wild Salmon Center
Timber companies, Tribes, and our Coast Coho Partnership allies meet at a confluence, and get to work.Excavators worked through the night to prepare to breach an old levee on Oregon’s tidally-influenced Coos River mainstem. Once breached, the crew raced to complete their work before the return of high tide. (PC: Coos Watershed Association.) 4 a.m. on August 2, 2025. Neap tides on the Oregon Coast are at their lowest ebb in months when excavators…
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