It's the season of the zombie salmon, but they aren't spooky, they're just determined! Even as their bodies literally fall apart, they keep swimming to defend their redds from being dug up by other salmon, and to leave their gift of nutrients (themselves) as close to where their fry will hatch as they can. | Trinity River Restoration Program

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After several years of low returns of salmon and steelhead to the Trinity River, local biologists are cautiously optimistic about 2025 based on early fish counts from local tributaries. Every year biologists snorkel dive throughout the New River, Canyon Creek, and the North and South Forks of the Trinity River to count spring Chinook Salmon and summer steelhead. These species enter the river in late spring or early summer and hold over until spawning in early fall. Spring Chinook Salmon counts h

Wildlife officials from Darrah Springs Trout Hatchery hiked some rugged terrain to stock the Trinity River with catchable rainbow trout. | Active NorCal

CA Dept of Fish & Wildlfie staff are hard at work spawning Chinook salmon, which are having a great hatchery return this year. It's hard, messy, important work. Trinity River Hatchery was built to mitigate for fish habitat blocked by Lewiston and Trinity Dams, while the TRRP was established to restore the habitat below the dams. Two teams in the same fight to keep our fisheries going. | Trinity River Restoration Program

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A student from Trinity College has drowned in a kayaking incident in Washington DC. Ella Mills, from Dublin, was kayaking on the Potomac River with a group from Columbia University, where she had just begun studying. Read more: https://rte.ie/b/1406065 | RTÉ News