Restoring Wildboy Creek
In 2024, the Cowlitz Indian Tribe and Columbia Land Trust worked together to remove Kwoneesum Dam, a defunct dam in Skamania County on a tributary of the Washougal River. The removal of the dam immediately restored 6.5 miles of fish passage, benefitting salmon and steelhead. Learn more about the collaborative restoration project: https://www.columbialandtrust.org/dam...
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Webinar: Restoring Wildboy Creek
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Running Free: The Baraboo River Restoration Story
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I Found a HUGE Blockage in the Creek!
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Geology of the Columbia River Gorge
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A dam no more
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BEST BEAVER DAM REMOVAL EVER! | Best Compilation 2025
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From Devastation to Restoration - The Rebirth of Lower Clear Creek
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Restoring the Alsea Basin: Mill & Beaty Creeks
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