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Pucker up: Palisade High students release 1,500th endangered fish through school's hatchery program

Summary by The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
A crowd of Palisade High School students gathered on the banks of the Colorado River Friday to release hundreds of endangered native fish, sending them off with a kiss.
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The Grand Junction Daily SentinelThe Grand Junction Daily Sentinel

Pucker up: Palisade High students release 1,500th endangered fish through school's hatchery program

A crowd of Palisade High School students gathered on the banks of the Colorado River Friday to release hundreds of endangered native fish, sending them off with a kiss.

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The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel broke the news on Friday, May 1, 2026.
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