Thousands of Salmon Found Dead by Researchers, Drought to Blame

Researchers from Simon Fraser University in British Columbia were out doing annual salmon monitoring studies in the Neekas River when they stumbled onto a relatively horrifying and obviously smelly sight – tens of thousands of dead salmon.

What’s to blame? Researchers point to the ongoing drought conditions facing British Columbia. The Canadian province has been experiencing very sunny, dry weather leaving the headwaters of important spawning tributaries drastically low or completely dry.

Learn more in this article from CTV Vancouver.

Dan Zazworsky
Dan Zazworsky
Dan has been an editor with Flylords since 2017 focused on current events, interviews and editorials. When he's not behind his laptop typing, you can probably find him chasing wild trout in his home state of Pennsylvania, or wading somewhere in the tropics!
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