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  • Oregon Chinook salmon denied endangered species list

    Posted on December 09, 2025 By Backyard Bend in category Localtagged#backyardbend , Chinook , Chinook Salmon , Conservation , News , Oregon , Salmon , Statesman Journal

    Conservationists have been pushing for the Oregon Chinook salmon to be added to the endangered species list and, as of Dec. 4, federal wildlife officials have decided the answer is ‘no’. Learn more here.

    SEE THE ORIGINAL STATESMAN JOURNAL ARTICLE HERE

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  • Salmon spotted in Klamath Basin, first since 1912

    Posted on October 19, 2024 By Backyard Bend in category Positive NewstaggedChinook , Chinook Salmon , Dams , Fall , Fishing , KTVZ , News , Positive News , Salmon , Science

    In 1912, hydroelectric dams blocked the migration of Chinook salmon to Klamath Basin. Just months after the dam’s removal, a fall Chinook run has returned. Learn more about it here.

    READ THE KTVZ ARTICLE HERE

    OPB ARTICLE 

    ODFW ARTICLE

    Photo via ODFW

  • The government has allocated $4M to restore the Crooked River

    Posted on December 05, 2023 By Backyard Bend in category Positive Newstagged#backyardbend , Billy Chinook , Central Oregon , Crooked River , Deschutes , Federal Government , Fish , Government , Local , Outdoors , Positive News , Restoration , Rivers , Salmon , Steelhead , Terrebonne , What’s Trending

    The federal government is sending Central Oregon $4M to help restore native salmon and steelhead runs in the Deschutes River Basin. Learn more via OPB here.

    READ THE ORIGINAL OREGON PUBLIC BROADCASTING ARTICLE HERE

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