LYING IN WAIT: A female chinook salmon swims below Condit Dam on the White Salmon River map When the plan to remove Condit Dam on Washington’s White Salmon River was first announced in 1999, ...
Biologists from the Yakama Nation's fisheries program and the U.S. Geological Survey documented multiple adult fish jumping at Husum Falls and BZ Falls, which are both upstream of the breached shell ...
Biologists from the Yakama Nation's fisheries program and the U.S. Geological Survey documented multiple adult fish jumping at Husum Falls and BZ Falls, which are both upstream of the breached shell ...
The blare of a siren and the shout of “Fire in the hole!” across a PA system heralded the end of the Condit Dam on the White Salmon River in 2011. Yet about 50 miles away — and almost 13 years later — ...
Crews breached a nearly century-old hydropower dam on Washington's White Salmon River Wednesday. Water poured from a hole in the 99-year-old Condit Dam after crews with Portland-based utility ...
WHITE SALMON — The area around the White Salmon River serves as a time capsule showing the river’s evolution since the Condit Dam was removed 10 years ago, allowing it to flow freely again. Outsiders ...
VANCOUVER, Wash. (AP) Nearly a century after it was built, the Condit Dam on the White Salmon River is about to be removed and reopen a Columbia River tributary for the passage of salmon and steelhead ...
In an effort to return Washington’s White Salmon River to local wildlife, engineers blew a hole in the long-standing Condit Dam. Explains photographer Andy Maser, who shot this dramatic detonation: On ...
This fall marks the tenth anniversary of Condit Dam removal, and the liberation of the White Salmon River in south-central Washington. The resurgence of salmon and steelhead in the White Salmon also ...
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Crews blasted a hole in the nearly century-old Condit Dam in Washington’s south Cascades in order to restore habitat for endangered and threatened fish. The dam once produced enough power for 7,000 ...
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