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Washington: Squaxin Island Tribe Releases Salmon To Find Out Where They Go


Washington: Squaxin Island Tribe Releases Salmon To Find Out Where They Go   The Squaxin Island Tribe distributing coho through the upper Deschutes River watershed. The tribe will come back later in the summer to find out what habitat the salmon use.   The Squaxin Island Tribe released thousands of juvenile coho into the Deschutes River to see where they go. “In order to find out where the good coho habitat is in the Deschutes, we need to put some coho in the river,” said Scott...

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