Lecture Series: Salmon of Butte Creek: Past, Present, and Future
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Come learn the significant and fascinating history of wild Chinook salmon in Butte Creek, and how we, as a community, can impact the future of these unique fish. Presented by Allen Harthorn, founder and executive director for the Friends of Butte Creek, Harthorn will present a history of Butte Creek through its geology, ethnology, and hydrology, as well as a history of Spring-Run Chinook salmon, and their populations and lifecycle.
The Friends of Butte Creek work to protect, restore, and enhance the natural habitats of wildlife in the Butte Creek Watershed. You can learn more or get involved at www.buttecreek.org.
📅 Saturday, October 3
🕙 10–11 AM
📍 Chico History Museum, 141 Salem St, Chico
🎟️ $10 ($9 for museum members)
Buy your tickets today at chicohistorymuseum.org/events.
The Friends of Butte Creek work to protect, restore, and enhance the natural habitats of wildlife in the Butte Creek Watershed. You can learn more or get involved at www.buttecreek.org.
📅 Saturday, October 3
🕙 10–11 AM
📍 Chico History Museum, 141 Salem St, Chico
🎟️ $10 ($9 for museum members)
Buy your tickets today at chicohistorymuseum.org/events.
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Where is it happening?
141 Salem St., Chico, CA, United States, California 95928
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Host or PublisherChico History Museum
