Salmon Recovery Information
Salmon numbers in the Snake River have plummeted since four lower Snake River dams were built in the mid 1970s. Science shows us that the promise to save salmon from extinction can't possibly be kept by the federal agencies charged with fulfilling that promise if they continue with the costly, ineffective means they've been trying for years barging, trucking, flow augmentation, etc.

Economically, biologically and culturally, removal of the 4 lower Snake River dams offer the best and possibly only solution to saving Idaho's salmon, steelhead and river communities. The articles at the link below reveal some of they myths and misinformation even as time is running out for the fish.