Controversial retrofit of Wallowa Lake Dam would eliminate fish passages

WALLOWA LAKE — In November 2023, an unpopular “last-minute” revision to Oregon’s Fish Passage Rules jumped from the realm of legal speculation and into the real world with the official

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