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⏲ Duration: 28 min 13 sec
✓ Published: 27-Sep-2013
✓ Published: 27-Sep-2013
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Sanctuary Video's Award Winning Production for NOAA Marine Fisheries.Fisheries biologists Don Ratliff, James Bartlett, Andrew Talabere, Doug Cramer, Garth Wyatt, Mark LaRiviere and Greg Taylor explain current and planned operations for fish passage at dams on the Deschutes, McKenzie, Clackamas, Cowlitz and South McKenzie Rivers in Oregon and Washington.
Sanctuary Video's Award Winning Production for NOAA Marine Fisheries.Fisheries biologists Don Ratliff, James Bartlett, Andrew Talabere, Doug Cramer, Garth Wyatt, Mark LaRiviere and Greg Taylor explain current and planned operations for fish passage at dams on the Deschutes, McKenzie, Clackamas, Cowlitz and South McKenzie Rivers in Oregon and Washington.
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