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Efforts by three indigenous tribes in Michigan aim to reintroduce the Arctic char, a fish species that has been absent for nearly a century. Approximately 8,000 young fish have been released into the Boardman-Ottaway River, but initial results show no sightings in the wild. The tribes are optimistic despite challenges such as extreme weather and low fish numbers affecting monitoring. Biologists are assessing survival rates and adapting strategies for future releases. The project, funded by various sources, aims to restore the fish population, with hopes of better outcomes in the coming years.