Making Space for Salmon at Finn Rock Reach
September 9, 2021
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Floodplain restoration work at Finn Rock Reach more than doubles available spawning ground for Spring Chinook Salmon.
Finn Rock Reach Media Kit
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Thank you for your interest in the Finn Rock Reach Restoration project. We have provided the following resources the help acquaint you with the restoration project. If you would like to set up an interview or site visit with a member of our team, please reach out to our communications lead, Elizabeth Goward, using the Media Contact button below.
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“One of the main strategies for buffering the impacts to drinking water quality from these large, burned landscapes is to implement floodplain restoration projects like the McKenzie River Trust is doing at Finn Rock Reach.
“The Finn Rock project is modeled after the South Fork McKenzie River Floodplain Enhancement project completed in 2019. After restoration, we observed huge increases in rearing and spawning habitat for salmon, trout, and lamprey.”
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