Sockeye Salmon Are Returning to the Columbia River for the Highest Count in a Decade

Posted 7/7/22

Sockeye salmon are returning to the Columbia River at numbers far higher than predicted by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, bringing expanded fishing opportunities this summer.

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Six baby opossums successfully released back into the wild

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