Not since 2012, but the changes in the river are major. There is bank erosion. There are new channels. The highest runs are earlier and earlier every spring. There are bigger ice floes going down the river impacting the banks. There are some tributaries with a high deposit of gravel, so juvenile fish cannot access these tributaries. There is a lot of wood debris. There are some tributaries clogged with full-length trees, causing a problem with fish migration. There's constant change in the river system. That's what people say. The river has changed so quickly in maybe 10 years. It's amazing. That's the impact. There's certainly some movement of the eggs when it comes time for the spring floods, so there is a lot of disturbance to fish habitat. I'm sure it's the joint impact of climate change and forestry practices.
On September 29th, 2016. See this statement in context.