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Low Lake Powell water levels could unravel years of native fish restoration work at Grand Canyon
More predatory small mouth bass recently discovered below Glen Canyon

Utah State University master’s student Barrett Friesen steers a boat near Glen Canyon dam on Lake Powell June 7 in Page, Arizona. Confirming their worst fears for record-low lake levels, National Park Service fisheries biologists have discovered that smallmouth bass, a non-native predator fish, has made its way through the dam and appear to have spawned in the lower Colorado River, where it can prey on humpback chub, an ancient native fish they have been working to reestablish. (AP Photo/Brittany Peterson, File)

Utah State University master’s student Barrett Friesen steers a boat near Glen Canyon dam on Lake Powell June 7 in Page, Arizona. Confirming their worst fears for record-low lake levels, National Park Service fisheries biologists have discovered that smallmouth bass, a non-native predator fish, has made its way through the dam and appear to have spawned in the lower Colorado River, where it can prey on humpback chub, an ancient native fish they have been working to reestablish. (AP Photo/Brittany Peterson, File)

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