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$33.2 Million Pollution Settlement Proposed for Portland Harbor, Oregon to Benefit Fish and Communities - NOAA Office of Response and Restoration
$33.2 Million Pollution Settlement Proposed for Portland Harbor, Oregon to Benefit Fish and Communities NOAA Office of Response and Restoration
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How To Save Oregon's Salmon? Maybe With A Giant Vacuum. - Science Friday
How To Save Oregon's Salmon? Maybe With A Giant Vacuum. Science Friday
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Klamath Dam removal will lower risk of fish die-offs, scientists say – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Oregon Capital Chronicle
Klamath Dam removal will lower risk of fish die-offs, scientists say – Oregon Capital Chronicle Oregon Capital Chronicle
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Pollution settlement will benefit salmon, wildlife and people in Portland Harbor, Oregon - NOAA's National Ocean Service
Pollution settlement will benefit salmon, wildlife and people in Portland Harbor, Oregon NOAA's National Ocean Service
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Dam removals, restoration project on Klamath River expected to help salmon, researchers conclude - Oregon State University
Dam removals, restoration project on Klamath River expected to help salmon, researchers conclude Oregon State University
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The Plan to Save Oregon’s Salmon From Willamette River Dams - ProPublica
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Federal funds boost tribal-led revival efforts for salmon in upper Columbia River Basin – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Oregon Capital Chronicle
Federal funds boost tribal-led revival efforts for salmon in upper Columbia River Basin – Oregon Capital Chronicle Oregon Capital Chronicle
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US government declares fishery disasters in Alaska, California, Louisiana, and Oregon - SeafoodSource
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Southern Oregon dam operators now face water pollution fines on top of millions for fish kills – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Oregon Capital Chronicle
Southern Oregon dam operators now face water pollution fines on top of millions for fish kills – Oregon Capital Chronicle Oregon Capital Chronicle
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Struggling salmon fishermen getting federal help, but it may be too late – Oregon Capital Chronicle - Oregon Capital Chronicle
Struggling salmon fishermen getting federal help, but it may be too late – Oregon Capital Chronicle Oregon Capital Chronicle
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Survey Shows Only 17 Wild Spring Chinook Salmon Return to Oregon's South Umpqua River - Center for Biological Diversity
Survey Shows Only 17 Wild Spring Chinook Salmon Return to Oregon's South Umpqua River Center for Biological Diversity
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Recreation Report
Siuslaw River: Fishing above tidewater is closed and will reopen for trout season on May 28. Arizona Pond: Anglers are catching a mix of trophy and legal trout. Coos County lakes: There should be lots of trout available all spring. Angling success for warmwater species such as bass and bluegill is picking up as day [...]
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Rain or shine
COOS BAY – Rain certainly didn’t stop some young anglers from heading to John Topits Park last Saturday. In a steady downpour, children and their parents were lining up at Middle Empire Lake for Family Fun Day – where Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife officials and volunteers were teaching young kids how to fish. [...]
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Recreation Report
Arizona Pond: Trout fishing is good and will get better as ODFW will have stocked the lake this week. Coos County lakes: To try a new trout stocking program, Mingus Park was stocked with 9-inch rainbows this week. Butterfield, Empire and Tenmile lakes were also stocked with legal rainbows. Angling success for warmwater species is [...]
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ODFW seeks salmon input
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will host three public meetings in coastal communities later this month to solicit input on regulations for the fall Chinook salmon and coho seasons in Oregon bays ad coastal rivers. Meetings are scheduled in North Bend, Newport and Tillamook, and discussions will include sport and commercial Chinook seasons [...]
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Recreation Report
Siuslaw River: The basin including Lake Creek is closed to steelhead fishing, and will reopen on May 28. Arizona Pond: Anglers are catching a mix of trophy and legal trout. Coos County lakes: There should be lots of trout available all spring, as most of the popular lakes are stocked every few weeks through early [...]
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