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California's Alameda Creek Barrier Removed, Salmon Return 2025
California's removal of a creek barrier in 2025 has allowed Chinook salmon to return for the first time since the 1950s. This significant restoration project reopened over twenty miles of habitat, enhancing fish migration in Alameda Creek. The initiative is part of a nearly thirty-year effort to restore the watershed and support local ecosystems.
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