LISTEN

MARIN COUNTY (KCBS) — Environmentalists in Marin County say a centuries-old species of Coho salmon is facing outright extinction due to the current drought.

These Coho salmon are unique to two watersheds in Marin—the Redwood and Lagunitas creeks. Fishery biologists have worked for years to restore those waterways by clearing and widening streams and creeks but the drought has dried up many of them.

Coho salmon were already in trouble. At one time there were hundreds of thousands of them. But now they have dwindled to just few hundred.

Read the full story at CBS San Francisco>>

Want to read more about the California coho management? Click here...

Have you listened to this article via the audio player above?

If so, send us your feedback around what we can do to improve this feature or further develop it. If not, check it out and let us know what you think via email or on social media.

A collection of stories from guest authors.

Join the Conversation