Join Paleo Board Chair, Richard Ross, staff of the Wild Salmon Center and local natural resource agencies for a tour of salmon and big game habitat restoration in the mid-John Day Canyon. The John Day River is renowned as one of the "Northwest's "salmon strongholds". The Columbia's longest free-flowing tributary hosts some of the basin's healthiest steelhead and spring Chinook. We may also glimpse the area's first new herd of Bighorns in a century, find signs of bear, mule deer, and elk, and will see the area's diverse bird life. The tour will explore ways that local conservation projects have restored fish passage, enhanced riparian and range habitat, and improved upland wildlife habitat. $20 includes lunch, workshop materials, plant and animal checklists.
When
Saturday, October 20, 2007 from 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM (PT)
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