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January 2020 Newsletter

Published 01/12/202001/12/2020 by Membership
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RT @DrKatfish DC: Rachel Carson wrote: "Just as the sacred cod of Massachusetts is the accepted emblem of the Bay State, so the shad may rightly be considered the piscatorial representative of the states bordering the Chesapeake." DC made American shad their official fish in 2016 #FishOfJuly pic.twitter.com/9MS3NC9aAK

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Follow the webcam to watch the Pilchuck River Dam removal progress next week: nr.tulaliptribes.com/Topics/R… This will restore several river miles of spawning ground for several #Salmon species, including the #Coho. Collaboration b/t @CitySnohomishWA & @Tulalip_Tribes

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