The goal is clear: To allow salmon to move upstream along the Auburn Ravine to spawn at two Auburn city parks.<\/p>\n
But for Save Auburn Ravine Salmon and Steelhead President Jack Sanchez, what looks like a quixotic quest to some can be done with determination and cooperation.<\/p>\n
Sanchez outlined the organization\u2019s movement toward the ultimate goal of spawning salmon turning the Auburn Ravine shades of gold and red on a future fall day.<\/p>\n
The Nevada Irrigation District has been working to retrofit two dams \u2013 Hemphill and Gold Hill \u2013 before salmon can reach Wise Powerhouse, at the corner of Ophir and Wise roads in Ophir, just outside Auburn city limits.<\/p>\n
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