Like many Fairbanksians, we biologists on the Chena Chinook project use the river for a lot more than just work. It’s also our backyard playground for camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, and photography. I took these pictures of the Chena during some time off time on April 30th, when I drove up to hike and see [...]
Chena River Chinook Salmon Study
Unraveling the mysteries of Yukon River king salmon production on its most popular roadside sub-drainage.
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