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Coho Recovery Program released 20,000 healthy smolts in 2016

by MBSTPSITE | May 21, 2016 | News & Media, Newsletters

Effective reseeding of this endangered species is working! For the last two winters, hundreds of MBSTP released Coho have returned to spawn in Santa Cruz County streams. The recovery seeding from the native gene stock is working!

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