Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife biologists are once again taking to the McKenzie River and its tributaries for the annual count of spawning spring Chinook salmon, an important measure of the health of one of the river's most threatened native fish populations. The spawning-ground surveys are conducted each year from August through October, with peak spawning generally occurring in...
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