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They Tore Out an 8-Foot Dam on a Mendocino County Creek. The Coho Salmon Came Back Within a Year.
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They Tore Out an 8-Foot Dam on a Mendocino County Creek. The Coho Salmon Came Back Within a Year.
Photo via CalTrout Nine miles of cold, clean creek sat behind an eight-foot concrete wall for nearly 60 years, and all it took to give it back to salmon was tearing the wall out. Four years later, the fish are proving the point. Cedar Creek is a tributary of the South Fork Eel River in …
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