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Jan 04

Staff and volunteers of the Salmon Protection and Watershed Network (SPAWN) removed garbage and debris from the remains of a camp in Lagunitas on Friday, Jan. 4 that would otherwise be carried downstream by forecasted storms. | Photo by Turtle Island Restoration Network

Volunteers Prevent Harmful Debris From Polluting Lagunitas Creek During Storm

By Turtle Island Restoration Network | California, Coho Salmon, Creekwalk Tours, News Releases, Salmon, Salmon Population Monitoring, Uncategorized | No Comments

For Immediate Release: January 4, 2019 LAGUNITAS—Staff and volunteers of the Salmon Protection and Watershed Network (SPAWN) removed garbage and debris from the remains of a camp in Lagunitas on…

Nov 29

First Hard Rainfall Marks Beginning of Spawning Season, Creekwalk Tours for Critically Endangered Coho Salmon

By Turtle Island Restoration Network | 10,000 Redwoods, California, Coho Salmon, Creekwalk Tours, Headquarters, News Releases, Resources for the Media, Salmon, Salmon Population Monitoring | No Comments

For Immediate Release: November 29, 2018 Marin County, CA — The Salmon Protection and Watershed Network (SPAWN) is offering the Bay Area community an opportunity to experience one of Marin…

Salmon Population Monitoring

Volunteers Prevent Harmful Debris From Polluting Lagunitas Creek During Storm

First Hard Rainfall Marks Beginning of Spawning Season, Creekwalk Tours for Critically Endangered Coho Salmon

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