Dredging takes place on Mindemoya River to allow salmon to spawn

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Dredging takes place on Mindemoya River to allow salmon to spawn

Tom Sasvari

Sep 28, 2022 - 2 min read

John Graham, on backhoe, helps to dredge the mouth of the Mindemoya River in Providence Bay, to allow salmon to stage and spawn. Manitoulin Streams Improvement Association, the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Municipality of Central Manitoulin are all partners in this annual program.

Dredging takes place on Mindemoya River to allow salmon to spawn — John Graham, on backhoe, helps to dredge the mouth of the Mindemoya River in Providence Bay, to allow salmon to stage and spawn. Manitoulin Streams Improvement Association, the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Municipality of Central Manitoulin are all partners in this annual program.

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