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Coquille Tribe Takes Larger Role In Salmon Survival

Fishing in Coos Bay
Fishing in Coos Bay

People and salmon have a millennia-long history together, and the is determined for that relationship to continue.

The tribe recently agreed with the to assist in helping salmon runs on the Oregon coast survive this dry summer. The efforts focus on the Coquille River and its tributaries, and include strategies like blocking hungry sea lions from devouring the fall Chinook salmon run.

Brenda Meade is the Chair of the Coquille Tribe; she visits with further details of the all-hands-on-deck effort to help salmon survive.

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