‘Give them a chance’: The fight to bring salmon back to Edmonds stream

Bothell, WAEnvironment

This article focuses on the dedicated efforts of Edmonds residents to remove fish barriers in Perrinville Creek, which have hindered salmon populations for years. The potential federal grant offers renewed hope for advocates seeking to restore these vital fish. The narrative emphasizes that salmon restoration is not only an environmental concern but also integral to community identity and heritage. Improved access to spawning grounds could enhance the creek's health, benefiting various species and the local ecosystem. The article includes insights from passionate community members and outlines necessary steps to secure funding and implement changes, capturing the essence of community activism in addressing environmental challenges.

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