Corps Says Culling Cormorants In Columbia River Estuary To Protect Salmonids Over For This Season

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With just 248 double-crested cormorants culled by federal hunters at East Sand Island in the lower Columbia River estuary, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is declaring the operation over for the year.

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