Mudslide threat to Stillaguamish steelhead and other fish
Officials monitor the North Fork Stillaguamish after a mudslide dammed the river and created a new channel. Biologists expect a multi year impact on steelhead, bull trout, and chinook salmon while turbidity and sediment tests track recovery and migration patterns through the debris blocked area.
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Jenni Whitney
State Department of Fish
Jason Griffith
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Bill Blake
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Slide
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Department of Fish and Wildlife
Griffith
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Tree disease sweeps through Florida Everglades
Florida scientists report Laurel wilt, a fungus spread by a small beetle, has infected more than 500 square miles of the Everglades killing swamp bay trees. The loss threatens canopy, wildlife food, Seminole medicine, and may alter the ecosystem more than pythons. Some trees show resistance and researchers seek to propagate them.
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LeRoy Rodgers
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Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
Palm Beach County
Christen Mason
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