Most of North Carolina’s 28,000 dams are defunct, blocking wildlife from moving freely up and down rivers, and from getting dissolved oxygen in fast-flowing water. That’s of particular concern to the shrinking Eastern Hellbender salamander. Co-host Leoneda Inge talks with an environment reporter about efforts to relocate these salamanders.
Guest
Zachary Turner, environment reporter at WFAE
Listen to Zach Turner's feature story for NPR's Morning Edition here.