US EditionClimate change coupled with migration of non-native species pose threat to Northwest fish
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Unexpected relief for the Pacific Northwest's drought has come from short-term cooler, wetter conditions, which also helped migrating salmon, according to the just-release Pacific Northwest Water Year Impacts Assessment.
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Climate change coupled with migration of non-native species pose threat to Northwest fish
Some already threatened cold-water fish species in the Northwest will not only face shrinking habitat from climate change but will face growing pressure from invasive fish species fleeing their own warming and dwindling waters, according to modeling from researchers at Oregon State University. Read more...
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