Researchers at the University of British Columbia have found evidence suggesting high levels of road salt in B.C. streams can ...

Their research found that exposure to such salt pulses for 24 hours caused 70 per cent of coho eggs to die, but hatched ... to coho and chum salmon as they spawn in streams, and their embryos ...

caused 70 per cent of salmon eggs to die after exposure. Winter says the results suggest that winter road salting is potentially "dangerous to coho and chum salmon," as they spawn in streams and their ...

Their research found that exposure to such salt pulses for 24 hours caused 70 per cent of coho eggs to die, but hatched fish weren't nearly as negatively effected ... The results suggest that winter ...

The majority of the people don't really understand that salmon come up, spawn and die.” And that is a beneficial cycle, he said. The upper reaches of the Sonoma Creek and its tributaries this ...

It’s a bit of a grisly scene, though all salmon naturally die after returning from the ocean to their original spawning grounds. Some hatcheries return fish carcasses to nearby rivers ...

After a few years of recording the salmon that have spawned and died in San Jose and Campbell creeks and rivers, the South ...

Coho salmon eggs exposed to salt pulses are shown in this undated handout photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO - Clare Kilgour Researchers at the University of British Columbia say they've found evidence ...