Promising Results From Elwha River Steelhead
I’ve covered the growing success story of the Elwha River here for a while. Now, we’re seeing even more promising results from this river. According to a study by NOAA scientists, the steelhead that lived above the highest dam on the Elwha River maintained their genetic diversity from their low-river cousins.
This is great news, because it means that more wild steelhead genes are now available to propagate new generations of steelhead.
Read the full story here.
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