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Cle Elum Lake sockeye salmon use first-of-its-kind ‘helix’ to pass dam

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By Isabella Breda 
| The Seattle Times
Climate Lab is a Seattle Times initiative that explores the effects of climate change in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. The project is funded in part by The Bullitt Foundation, CO2 Foundation, Jim and Birte Falconer, Mike and Becky Hughes, Henry M. Jackson Foundation, Martin-Fabert Foundation, Craig McKibben and Sarah Merner, Mary Snapp and Spencer Frazer, University of Washington, Walker Family Foundation and Kristi and Tom Weir, and its fiscal sponsor is the Seattle Foundation.
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Cle Elum Lake sockeye salmon use first-of-its-kind ‘helix' to pass dam

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By Isabella Breda 
| The Bellingham Herald
CLE ELUM LAKE - Water cascaded round and round … and round and round the spiral waterslide with a thundering roar. It was hard to tell exactly who was along for this wild ride. But inside the current were young sockeye salmon cruising to the next stop in their life's journey. The first-of-its-kind fish passage contraption, called a "helix," was bored into the shore of Cle Elum Lake. It allows salmon to pass the nearly century-old dam that led to their extinction from this place.
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Cle Elum Lake sockeye salmon use first-of-its-kind ‘helix' to pass dam

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By Isabella Breda 
| The Olympian
CLE ELUM LAKE - Water cascaded round and round … and round and round the spiral waterslide with a thundering roar. It was hard to tell exactly who was along for this wild ride. But inside the current were young sockeye salmon cruising to the next stop in their life's journey. The first-of-its-kind fish passage contraption, called a "helix," was bored into the shore of Cle Elum Lake. It allows salmon to pass the nearly century-old dam that led to their extinction from this place.
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