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Environment & Energy

NoOneMan

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3. Its about time!

Reply to hatrack (Original post)

Sun Feb 10, 2013, 01:40 PM

Feb 2013

Im not sure there will be enough dead salmon to make a major difference at first since the numbers are so low and the rivers are long. Where I live we get the same amount of salmon on 4-5 miles of river, and we still redistribute the carcasses. Here is how fall looks (and smells):

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New Program To Recycle Hatchery Salmon Carcasses Into Oregon's Coastal Rivers [View all] hatrack Feb 2013 OP

Sniff, sniff...the circle of life! nt MADem Feb 2013 #1

Excellent! They are finally starting to comprehend ecosystems. kestrel91316 Feb 2013 #2

Its about time! NoOneMan Feb 2013 #3

In BC, the fish end up in the forest OnlinePoker Feb 2013 #4