Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 10, 1990, Page 9, Image 9

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    Regional
Scientists hopeful tor romance
s|..\ I' I I I : \1’| I irecrai kers didn't work
neither did rubliei bullets Now si ienlists hope .i
little rom.ilK e might make sea lions Inrget about
the nasv ton all b tisb at tile It.ill.lid 1.01 ks
Ini years, sea lions migrating north Irom
California have parked tost outside the loi ks and
adjai ent lish ladder through vvliii b salmon and
steelbead trout migrate on their wav to spawning
beds in streams and rivers that teed Lake Wash
ington
The sea lions have devastated steelbead runs
Last year only 700 ol the tisb made it past the sea
lions, wildlife officials sav
Fisheries experts, rioting that only male sea
lions make the winter trek to Washington, want
to i arrv the sea lions bai k to the I Ilian net Islands
off Southern California where female sea lions
linger
"Maybe these transplanted males will (level
op other interests aside from returning to the I’u
get Sound area to eat steelhe.id, said |oe
Scordino ol the National Marine f isheries See
vii e
Lveu d romaiK e doesn't bloom it would take
the si'.i linns more th.in .1 month to sunn h.n k In
Washington. meaning they would miss the peak
steelhead run nl mid I ebruarv In mid Man h,
Si urdinn said
fisheries nffii ials am wailing In sit it I nn
gress approves tin Si at (too In Si ' i 000 tin- pro
gram will retpiire II money is approved they
also must i onviniT California nltn nils the sea
lions will do no harm there
I irst we have to gel the mone\ and then we
will worn ahout an agreement with California
St ordino s.iid
Ihe marine mammals have caused problems
lor the fisheries ol both states sim e their numbers
began In mulliplv alter passage of the Marine
Mammals I’rotei lion Nit nl I * 17 ' Scientists sav
there now are more than 177.000 sea lions
Last year III sea lions were captured at the
loi ks whit h separate I’uget Sound from the I ake
Washington Ship l 'anal
lint a few days latet 1 I nt the animals e.u h
weighing "illO In (aid pounds were hai k at the
Ini ks. gorging themselves on steelhe.nl
Volcano experts unsure about St. Helens
VANCOt'YKK. Wash (AIM
S< ii'iilists monitoring Mount
St I It'lcns (Intel led I lit 11 ■ si' I s
not .11 11\ 11\ I'ucsday hut s.iiil
I!it■ \ it' not if.itlv to lift litrt' tli.it
tin' volcano has returned to its
slumber
Weekend isirl 111111.1 ki-s .it thf
\tilt .inn st■ lit .i piimif ol .isli oil
milt's to tlif isisl sin pi ising si i
enlists
It looks i|inrt light now hut
I i ,111't sav it's going to st;l>
calm.' suit! ( In is lonii'iit/
I rislci ot tlic I nivi'isit\ ot
\\ .isliinglon (it'ophysics (ientoi
m Seattle. 1(10 milt's north ol
Mount St I It'lrns
'll lltM'SH t look .it till' (Ill's
cut tilin' like any eruption is
immiui'n! she said t hie
tiling wove le,mied. though, is
any thing i an i hange
Kail u eathi'i again pier I'liteil
(lights over the mountain, said
( dill I lall an operations st.illei
u ilh the t Iasi ade \ i ill anil ()h
ser\ iitory
"Were unable to look at
what's happened hei all sc ol the
rain and wind and i louds,
I lall said
Si lentists speculated steam
emissions seen i oming Irom
the volcano wen1 caused In
grnumlw .iter reaching super
healed riH k beneath the volc.i
no .1 mi turning In steam m
limn released l>\ i nnling
multim rm k
\sll expel It'll I)V till- villi .1111)
iivi'i tin’ vvi'i'kiintl was li'sli.’il
.md found In he pulverized
imk from prev mus eruptinn ■
r.itlii'i ill.in tresliK erupted mat
ter
l lii- \ nli aim's last major
eruption sent .I mudllow limn
the i Intel sis miles In I lie north
tnrk ill tile I'nutle Kivel nil
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