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Why famished orcas may have to wait 90 years for more salmon

December 6, 2018 by webmaster Leave a Comment

The 2005 federal recovery plan for chinook salmon had more ambitious timelines: 25 years in the Skagit, 50 years in the rest of Puget Sound.

Either pace might be far too slow for the region’s remaining 74 southern resident killer whales, starving for salmon today.

Read more here.

 

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