Join us in expressing our thanks to Congressman Simpson and his team for taking a step toward river restoration. Keep an eye out for our upcoming action alert! #SaveOurSalmon#SalmonMatter
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We must act now to bring abundant salmon and steelhead back to the Northwest. With the leadership of our elected officials, we can create a comprehensive solution that works for everyone. #NWOpportunity@PattyMurray@GovInslee@SenatorCantwell
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"The one thing we cannot do is expect Snake River salmon to flourish when they have to pass through 140 miles of predator-filled slackwater reservoirs and over four concrete walls to get to home."
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Little to no evidence exists that culling sea lions will help salmon recover.
Ample evidence shows that dam breaching restores rivers and boosts wild salmon reproduction.
Why endorse this myopia, @seattletimes?
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Low return so far for sockeye salmon https://t.co/MGfs53rvJE via @thepostregister
[only] 16 sockeye salmon returned to the lake by Aug. 10, the Idaho Press reported
The federal government’s new plan doesn’t give us the solutions we need. We have an opportunity to think bigger and bolder — to lead the largest salmon recovery effort in history, invigorate our economy, and honor tribal treaty rights. https://t.co/MtjZEvkzhZ
The answer to cooling the Columbia and Snake Rivers isn’t to reduce environmental standards @EPA, it’s to breach the four Snake River dams.
The dams are heating the water to temperatures lethal to salmon.
Send in your public comment via email today - deadline is August 20th!
Trump’s attack on the environment continues; salmon, steelhead, and orcas need your help. Join us to tell Oregon officials to stand up for solutions that restore salmon, invest in regional economies/energy, and fulfill treaty/trust responsibilities. https://t.co/TYutCb95Hd
“Breaching of the four lower Snake River dams would have major long-term beneficial effects to resident fish in the Snake River due to improved rearing and migration conditions.”
— final #LSRDs EIS report
But @bonnevillepower want you to believe it’s not worth it. They’re wrong.
“A slap in the face to Native American Tribes, rural fishing communities and anyone in the Northwest who cares about the future of our salmon, orcas and the economic well-being of our river and ocean communities.″ --Todd True, Earthjustice attorney https://t.co/q4Xaj6uCg1
"The debate around the future of lower Snake River is necessarily focused on specific issues: salmon, dams, energy, agriculture. But what often gets lost in the conversation is one of the most important values of all: the river itself."https://t.co/pCvZYfS9Lr
"The federal government’s own studies show that the large, shallow reservoirs on the Lower Snake and Columbia rivers soak up the sun’s energy and make the water too hot for endangered salmon and steelhead."
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J35 Tahlequah is pregnant again after the loss of her newborn female calf 2 years ago.
In addition to this news, it was announced several juveniles in the population are looking thin, including J35's only surviving offspring, J47 Notch.
Dams are the main cause of water temp. problems. Tell NW leaders & the @EPA that we expect a regional solution—including Lower Snake River dam removal—that protects river ecosystems and communities. Sign the petition before 7/21
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@PamelaDonalds10 This is an excellent question: Contrary to popular belief, breaching one of the Lower Snake River concrete dams does not mean blowing it up. It simply means removing the earthen part of the dam so water (and endangered salmon) can now freely bypass the concrete section of the dam