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Submitted by Doug.AgeeTue, 2013-10-22 18:31

Take Action!

Tell Congress To Protect Clean Water
Headwater streams are among the most important bodies of water for trout and salmon. They provide habitat for spawning and juvenile fish, and are essential to maintaining the water quality of the larger downstream waters they feed.
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