Partner Video: Resilience - Rise of the Apache Trout

The Apache trout is one of only two trout native to Arizona. The Apache trout was historically found only in the nearly 700 miles of headwaters of the White, Black and Little Colorado rivers above 5,900 feet. At one point, nearing extinction, Apache trout occupied only 30 miles of their historic range. Now, Apache occupy approximately 25 percent of their native habitat.
“Resilience,“ a film produced by Trout Unlimited, showcases how the Apache Trout has made a remarkable recovery due in large part to the White Mountain Apache Tribe over the course of more than 50 years in northern Arizona.

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I don't think I actually heard what is the status of the population and are they reproducing on their own. It looks like they are restocking these streams with the fish but wish they would have described the success of the fish to bred and expand range on their own.