Sep. 12—TRAVERSE CITY — Salmon jumped against the concrete walls of the James P. Price Trap and Transfer Facility as curious passersby saw it teeming with fish. Wednesday marked the first full day of ...

The intense rain storms this year acted as a double-edged sword for Marin County’s endangered salmon runs and the biologists who monitor them. While providing ample water in local creeks and streams ...

An endangered species is making a “surprisingly strong” return to a Bay Area creek. The latest count of coho redds (or nests) is over 70 in Olema Creek, about 3 miles southeast of Point Reyes National ...

Marin County residents and visitors can once again watch the natural spectacle of endangered coho salmon making their annual return to their spawning grounds in Lagunitas Creek this winter. The ...

GLEED - Biologist Todd Newsome lifted the two metal gates from their frame last week, effectively punching the tickets for young Coho salmon to start their trek to the Pacific Ocean. Over the next ...

As leaves lose their luster and fall to blanket the grounds of October and November, another form of life nears the end of its cycle: salmon. Using their strong sense of smell, Pacific salmon with ...

The salmon swim thousands of kilometres to return to their spawning grounds, often battling strong current, barriers like ...

Spawning salmon have returned to Whatcom County creeks. Adult chum salmon are back in droves this fall, following the trend of returning in mid-November to lay their eggs before dying, decomposing and ...