Volunteers are needed to become part of the Fish Rescue Team. Every year
thousands of trout and other species of fish which live in the Big Wood River
migrate into irrigation diversions and canals never to return to the river. At
the end of each irrigation season when the water flows are shut off, the fish
become trapped and die. In 2020 we rescued over 14,000 fish, and have rescued
over 2,600 fish to date this year. If you want to know more about this program
please go to our website http://hemingwaytu.org.
The Rescues often occur with little notification resulting in times and locations changing at the last
minute.
If you would like to volunteer for this meaningful and fun program please
email me a apilgram@cox.net with your email
address and phone number. I will put you in a list that gets contacted when we do the rescues. I look forward to hearing from those of you who are interested.
Ed Northen: apilgram@cox.net, mobile:
949-246-9372
Volunteers are needed to become part of the Fish Rescue Team. Every year
thousands of trout and other species of fish which live in the Big Wood River
migrate into irrigation diversions and canals never to return to the river. At
the end of each irrigation season when the water flows are shut off, the fish
become trapped and die. In 2020 we rescued over 14,000 fish, and have rescued
over 2,600 fish to date this year. If you want to know more about this program
please go to our website http://hemingwaytu.org.
The Rescues often occur with little notification resulting in times and locations changing at the last
minute.
If you would like to volunteer for this meaningful and fun program please
email me a apilgram@cox.net with your email
address and phone number. I will put you in a list that gets contacted when we do the rescues. I look forward to hearing from those of you who are interested.
Ed Northen: apilgram@cox.net, mobile:
949-246-9372