Salmon return to the place they were born to mate and spawn before they die. On this driving tour hosted by the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust, you'll visit three locations to observe and learn about the stages of a salmon's life, the cultural importance of salmon, and how you've helped protect their home.
This year, the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust (CDLT) is celebrating 40 years of protecting the land and water that make North Central Washington special.
Tracy Bowerman PhD gives this presentation about Pacific Salmon for the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust.
Land along Kahler Creek near Nason Ridge benefits salmon and trail users
Every year, endangered Spring Chinook and threatened steelhead migrate up hundreds of miles of river, making their way to Nason Creek. Beginning in 2013, CDLT has worked to protect some of the most productive spawning and rearing locations on this tributary of the Wenatchee River.
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40 Years of Conservation Success
