Scientists discover ‘potential breakthrough’ in protecting salmon from urban killer
For decades, toxic tire dust has choked coho salmon before they can spawn in their natal streams. Now, King County scientists ...
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Fauntleroy Creek volunteers place traps, start counting coho headed for salt water
Volunteers are starting the annual spring count of coho smolts leaving Fauntleroy Creek for their two years in salt water. (Photos by Dave Gershgorn. Above Scoutmaster James Kim and Dan Vornbrock [Ben ...
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WEST SEATTLE SALMON: Student research hints at health of Fauntleroy Creek
Story by Judy Pickens Photos by Dave Gershgorn For West Seattle Blog School salmon releases will start soon on Fauntleroy ...
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Diverse migration patterns boost coho salmon population stability
New research from the Stone Center published today in Ecology Letters finds that coho salmon, 1 of 5 Pacific salmon species, have more dynamic migration patterns than previously thought.