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Detroit fish passage project shifts gears

Looking out at Detroit Lake from Kane’s Marina. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers still is working on a project that will ease water temperature and passage issues for threatened fish stocks at the lake and other sites in the Willamette Valley System.
Looking out at Detroit Lake from Kane’s Marina. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers still is working on a project that will ease water temperature and passage issues for threatened fish stocks at the lake and other sites in the Willamette Valley System.

The U.S. Army Corps Engineers still hopes to find a solution for the water temperature and fish passage issues at Detroit Lake that are a threat to aq...

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