California restores Lower Tuolumne River gravel beds; salmon spawn within days
Restoration crews in California reworked a stretch of the Lower Tuolumne River to improve conditions for salmon. The effort added more than 24,000 cubic yards of gravel along with 80 boulders to create better spawning grounds. Salmon began using the newly built habitat almost as soon as the work was finished. The project was aimed at strengthening habitat and boosting local biodiversity.
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