Juvenile Coho Salmon Temporarily Relocated in Sonoma County

SONOMA— Throughout the month of July and August roughly 4,000 juvenile coho salmon were relocated from Warm Springs Hatchery to a conservation facility at Casa Grande High School in Petaluma. The salmon were relocated from Lake Sonoma due to drought and poor water conditions that increased the risk of heat stress...

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Juvenile Coho Salmon Temporarily Relocated in Sonoma County

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