Concrete arch culvert under a railroad track with a shallow stream flowing through among rocks and green foliage on the banks.

Multiple Restoration Projects In Snake River Basin Connect Salmon, Steelhead To Needed Cold-Water Habitat

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Above Photo: New replacement culvert at Big Cedar Creek. Credit: Idaho Soil and Water Conservation Commission To help Snake River basin salmon and steelhead successfully migrate to and from the ocean, NOAA Fisheries’ Office of Habitat Conservation is funding multiple salmon habitat restoration projects in the Snake River basin. In addition, the Idaho Office of…

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