Fraser Connectivity Project: Steveston Jetty
We are excitedly moving towards construction of 3 breaches of the Steveston Jetty to restore natural outmigration pathways for juvenile salmon which provide access to critical brackish marsh habitats!!
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Breach 3/3
Day 5 of restoration! We are working on the third of three breaches of the Steveston jetty and should be finished tomorrow!
Bald eagle
More eagles from our transit trip to the Great Bear rainforest on the Raincoast conservation research vessel Achiever.
