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Coho Salmon Are Spawning in a Mendocino Creek They Couldn't Reach for 70 Years
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Coho Salmon Are Spawning in a Mendocino Creek They Couldn't Reach for 70 Years
The Klamath dam removals get the headlines, but some of the most convincing evidence that pulling out barriers works is coming from a creek most people have never heard of. Neefus Gulch is a small tributary of the North Fork Navarro River in Mendocino County, and this winter endangered coho salmon spawned there for the …
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