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Your Voice: Letters 2021

Jan 5, 2022

Below are the names of letter writers to Columbia Gorge News, Jan. 6 through Dec. 29. An asterisk (*) indicates a co-signed letter. The number…

Opinion

How salmon shape our rivers: Historic fishery decline impacts Columbia River system

By Zach Collier
May 12, 2021

To many, the connection between Idaho’s Salmon River and its namesake extends little beyond the name.

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Wild About Nature: The Dance of Water and Stone

Michelle Scott
Apr 28, 2016

White Salmon Valley Community Library was filled to the brim with people who had the desire to learn about the “History of Sculpting the Columbia River Gorge.”

News

Salmon will only get more water if die-off starts

JEFF BARNARD, Associated Press
Updated Aug 27, 2020

GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) — A federal agency said Wednesday it will release extra water into Northern California's Klamath and Trinity rivers once salmon start dying from drought-related disease, but not before.

Gorge Life

Sockeye run edging toward record-smashing 600,000 fish; Most headed for Okanogan Basin

Columbia Basin Bulletin
Updated Aug 27, 2020

The sockeye salmon tally this year at the lower Columbia River’s Bonneville Dam on Tuesday, July 8, set a record for any season since the construction of the dam was completed in 1938 and the counts began. Mid-summer sockeye spawners counted passing Bonneville through Tuesday totaled 526,367, and counting.

Gorge Life

Plenty of outdoors options in Idaho in 2014

PETE ZIMOWSKY and ROGER PHILLIPS, Idaho Statesman
Updated Aug 27, 2020

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — It’s fun to explore places in Idaho on a whim, but some of the best trips come with planning. Those backcountry getaways or extended river trips may need permits or partners.

Your Voice: Letters 2021

How salmon shape our rivers: Historic fishery decline impacts Columbia River system

Wild About Nature: The Dance of Water and Stone

Salmon will only get more water if die-off starts

Sockeye run edging toward record-smashing 600,000 fish; Most headed for Okanogan Basin

Plenty of outdoors options in Idaho in 2014

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Your Voice: Letters 2021

How salmon shape our rivers: Historic fishery decline impacts Columbia River system

Wild About Nature: The Dance of Water and Stone

Salmon will only get more water if die-off starts

Sockeye run edging toward record-smashing 600,000 fish; Most headed for Okanogan Basin

Plenty of outdoors options in Idaho in 2014

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