Waptus Bull Trout Population: Revision history

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curprev 14:5614:56, 10 August 2026 ATaylor talk contribs 19,148 bytes +35 →Population Status and Trend Tag: Visual edit
curprev 14:5214:52, 10 August 2026 ATaylor talk contribs 19,113 bytes +17 →Actions Tag: Visual edit

curprev 18:4118:41, 7 August 2026 ATaylor talk contribs 19,096 bytes +9 →Actions in the Yakima Steelhead Recovery Plan that benefit this population Tag: Visual edit
curprev 18:4118:41, 7 August 2026 ATaylor talk contribs 19,087 bytes −153 →Waptus Lake/River Actions Tag: Visual edit

curprev 19:2519:25, 6 August 2026 ATaylor talk contribs 19,240 bytes +661 No edit summary Tag: Visual edit

curprev 17:5517:55, 4 August 2026 ATaylor talk contribs 18,579 bytes +321 →Other changes in hydrology Tag: Visual edit
curprev 17:5017:50, 4 August 2026 ATaylor talk contribs 18,258 bytes +673 →Population Distribution and Life History Tag: Visual edit

curprev 18:3918:39, 13 July 2026 ATaylor talk contribs 7,170 bytes +7,170 Created page with "== Overview == The Waptus River is the larger of the two major tributaries of the upper Cle Elum River, entering the river about 5.5 miles above Cle Elum Lake. The Waptus originates as the outflow from several lakes high in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness about two miles upstream of Waptus Lake. From the outlet of Waptus Lake the river flows for approximately 8.5 miles to its confluence with the upper Cle Elum River. Most of the river is in the wilderness, with the last mile..." Tag: Visual edit

Waptus Bull Trout Population: Revision history

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