The collaboration of Chesapeake Bay Program partners helps migratory fish reach their spawning grounds
Annapolis, Md.–Substantial progress has been achieved toward meeting the Fish Passage Outcome in the 2014 Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement. During the period of 2022-2023, Chesapeake Bay Program partners opened a total of 303 stream miles to migratory fish. This marks a tenfold increase from the 33 stream miles reported open during the previous assessment period of 2020-2021, surpassing the partnership’s target of restoring 132 miles of historical fish migration routes every two years.
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