The Salmon Came Back: New Published Study Confirms Rapid Chinook Return in the Klamath River After the World’s Largest Dam Removal
Less than two years ago, four dams on the Klamath River were removed. This week, the first peer-reviewed science is out — published in Scientific Reports, confirming that Chinook salmon reoccupied 88% of their historical range within just two migratory seasons.
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