Oregon Field Guide
Condit Dam 10-Years Later
Clip: Season 32 Episode 10 | 13m 29sVideo has Closed Captions
A look at how the White Salmon river has recovered 10-years after Condit Dam demolition.
A look at how the White Salmon river has recovered 10-years after the Condit dam was demolished. In 2011, the hopes of river runners, biologists, land managers, and local tribes were staked on one unknown premise: remove the 100-year old Condit dam and the White Salmon river would return to its natural state. A decade later, we return to see if those hopes have been realized.
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Oregon Field Guide
Condit Dam 10-Years Later
Clip: Season 32 Episode 10 | 13m 29sVideo has Closed Captions
A look at how the White Salmon river has recovered 10-years after the Condit dam was demolished. In 2011, the hopes of river runners, biologists, land managers, and local tribes were staked on one unknown premise: remove the 100-year old Condit dam and the White Salmon river would return to its natural state. A decade later, we return to see if those hopes have been realized.
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