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US hatchery loses nearly 400,000 salmon after accident

At the Coleman Fish Hatchery in California, 390,000 salmon died when water to one raceway was turned off during tagging operations and not discovered until the morning

By Undercurrent News | April 3, 2019 09:31 BST
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A worker error at the US, California-based Coleman Fish Hatchery led to 390,000 salmon dying overnight on March 28, reports KRCR News [...]

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