One year after the floods of November 2021 left coho salmon stranded behind a logjam in the Coldwater River, recovery efforts have cleared the way for 2,000 of the fish to swim upstream to their spawning grounds. | cbcnewsbc
The Coldwater, one of B.C.'s most important salmon rivers, was blocked when the floods threw logs and sediment across the waterway, barring access to over 10 kilometres of important habitat.
Coho salmon in the the Coldwater River — the largest tributary of the Nicola River — were blocked when the November 2021 floods threw logs and sediment across the waterway. The discovery prompted quick action, says Hwang, and crews from Fisheries and Oceans Canada and from the Scw'exmx Tribal Council Nicola Watershed Stewardship and Fisheries Authority were deployed to clear a small channel into the sediment built up around the logjam so salmon could travel upstream.
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