Dredging of Mindemoya River important to salmon population

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Dredging of Mindemoya River important to salmon population

Tom Sasvari

Sep 21, 2018 - 1 min read

Excavator operator John Graham carries out work in dredging the river in Providence Bay. Manitoulin Streams Improvement Association and the municipality of Central Manitoulin efforts mean salmon are now able to spawn in the Mindemoya River.

Dredging of Mindemoya River important to salmon population — Excavator operator John Graham carries out work in dredging the river in Providence Bay. Manitoulin Streams Improvement Association and the municipality of Central Manitoulin efforts mean salmon are now able to spawn in the Mindemoya River.

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