Warm Springs Fish Hatchery Archives

Fish Rap

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.

Jordan Darling September 9, 2021

Warm Springs Fish Hatchery

Juvenile Coho Salmon Temporarily Relocated in Sonoma County

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