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1. www.npr.org › 2024/01/10 › 1224039922A rare salmon went extinct in a California creek. People are ...

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   Jan 10, 2024 · Decades ago, salmon in the Pescadero Creek along the California coast went extinct. Now conservationists, farmers and federal money for addressing human-caused climate change are helping them return.

2. www.kqed.org › science › 1983312What Happened to California's Salmon Season This Year?

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   Jul 11, 2023 · This spring, fisheries managers closed the commercial and recreational salmon season off the coast of California, owing to cratering fish populations, for the first time since 2009. Every one of the few fish left from the generation of Chinook salmon currently swimming in the ocean are needed to return to their natal streams and spawn, managers ...

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     Salmon returning to river for first time in nearly a century after historic dam removals

     After native tribes let an effort to remove four dams, salmon are returning to the Klamath River along the California and Oregon border.

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     Go, fish: Chinook Salmon population rebounding in Mokelumne River

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     What is the ‘doomsday’ fish? 3 sightings of rare oarfish in Southern California explained

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4. calmatters.org › environment › 2024The Klamath River salmon die-off was tragic. Was it predictable?

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   Mar 6, 2024 · A recent large die-off of young salmon released into the Klamath River shocked and dismayed state biologists, reinforcing that human efforts to restore nature and undo damage can be unpredictable and difficult to control. The tiny Chinook salmon turned up dead downriver just two days after they were released from the California Department of ...

5. www.washingtonpost.com › nation › interactiveCalifornia’s disappearing salmon - The Washington Post

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   Sep 13, 2021 · A California Department Fish and Wildlife checkup on the winter-run Chinook salmon in August showed a far higher than usual pre-spawn death rate. This one died in the Butte Creek.

6. www.abc10.com › article › newsSalmon return after Klamath Dam removal | Update | abc10.com

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   3 days ago · Experts have counted 42 redds, or salmon egg nests, and have tallied as many as 115 Chinook salmon in one day in Spencer Creek, which is above the former J.C. Boyle dam, the furthest upstream of ...

7. calmatters.org › environment › waterNo California salmon: Fishery to be shut down this year

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   Mar 15, 2023 · Last year, California’s commercial and recreational fishing fleet, from the Central Coast to the Oregon border, landed about 300,000 salmon. But this year, Davis and other salmon anglers won’t be fishing for salmon at all. In response to crashing Chinook populations, a council of West Coast fishery managers plans to cancel this year’s ...

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   Are chinook salmon dying in California?

   • RIGHT: A California Department Fish and Wildlife checkup on the winter-run Chinook salmon in August showed a far higher than usual pre-spawn death rate. This one died in the Butte Creek. From 2003 to 2020, years when the state went in and out of drought, the average rate of winter-run Chinook dying before laying eggs was 1.3 percent.

   California’s Chinook salmon population is disappearing - Washington P…

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   How many salmon are caught in California a year?

   • Until the 1980s, California’s salmon boats routinely brought to port nearly a million fish per season. The record catch — 1.4 million salmon — was in 1988. Recent years have seen catches of between 100,000 and 300,000. As salmon populations have shrunk, California's fishing fleet has shrunk, too.

   No California salmon: Fishery to be shut down this year

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   Did a Chinook salmon die in the upper Sacramento River?

   • LEFT: A slow-moving Chinook salmon navigates the Upper Sacramento River with sores on its body. RIGHT: A California Department Fish and Wildlife checkup on the winter-run Chinook salmon in August showed a far higher than usual pre-spawn death rate. This one died in the Butte Creek.

   California’s Chinook salmon population is disappearing - Washington P…

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   Did Chinook salmon turn up dead downriver?

   • The tiny Chinook salmon turned up dead downriver just two days after they were released from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s brand new Fall Creek Fish Hatchery, built to supply the Klamath River as it undergoes the largest dam removal in history.

   The Klamath River salmon die-off was tragic. Was it predictable?

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   Why did California move 18 million salmon from protected Chinook hatcheries?

   • The state Department of Fish and Wildlife moved nearly 18 million salmon from protected Chinook hatcheries, which are essentially supporting the salmon industry here now, between April and July to remove them from rapidly warming river water.

   California’s Chinook salmon population is disappearing - Washington P…

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   Was the Klamath River salmon die-off predictable?

   • The Klamath River salmon die-off was tragic. Was it predictable? Fall-run chinook salmon that died after their release in the Klamath River were only months old and one or two inches in length, similar to these winter-run salmon reintroduced to the McCloud River last year. Photo by Eric Holmes, University of California, Davis

   The Klamath River salmon die-off was tragic. Was it predictable?

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9. www.sfgate.com › local › articleNative California species washes up dead in downtown Oakland

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   2 days ago · Last week, an unexpected discovery washed up on the shoreline of Oakland’s Lake Merritt: several dead Chinook salmon.They had likely swum hundreds of miles in the Pacific Ocean before making ...