King of Fish: the Thousand-Year Run of Salmon

Montgomery will review the evolution of the Pacific salmon. He will compare the current Pacific salmon decline to previous Atlantic salmon declines in England, Scotland, and New England. He will focus on harvest, hydro, and habitat as the keys to understanding these declines. Finally, he will sugges...

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Main Author: Montgomery, David
Format: Conference Object
Language:English
Published: University of Washington Water Center 2005
Subjects:
Oncorhynchus
anadromous fish
aquatic habitat
fisheries management
hydrology
hydrobiology
limnology
Salmo salar
habitat conservation
biological corridors
water
Pacific
Atlantic salmon
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/1773/16990
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spelling ftunivwashington:oai:digital.lib.washington.edu:1773/16990 2023-05-15T15:31:31+02:00 King of Fish: the Thousand-Year Run of Salmon Montgomery, David 2005-02-17 http://hdl.handle.net/1773/16990 en_US eng University of Washington Water Center 2005 Annual Review of Research;Montgomery http://hdl.handle.net/1773/16990 Oncorhynchus anadromous fish aquatic habitat fisheries management hydrology hydrobiology limnology Salmo salar habitat conservation biological corridors water Presentation 2005 ftunivwashington 2023-03-12T18:48:35Z Montgomery will review the evolution of the Pacific salmon. He will compare the current Pacific salmon decline to previous Atlantic salmon declines in England, Scotland, and New England. He will focus on harvest, hydro, and habitat as the keys to understanding these declines. Finally, he will suggest that one of the few strategies that might work over the long run would be to create a network of Salmon Sanctuaries by restoring forested river corridors along river floodplains. Conference Object Atlantic salmon Salmo salar University of Washington, Seattle: ResearchWorks Pacific
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topic Oncorhynchus
anadromous fish
aquatic habitat
fisheries management
hydrology
hydrobiology
limnology
Salmo salar
habitat conservation
biological corridors
water
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anadromous fish
aquatic habitat
fisheries management
hydrology
hydrobiology
limnology
Salmo salar
habitat conservation
biological corridors
water
Montgomery, David
King of Fish: the Thousand-Year Run of Salmon
topic_facet Oncorhynchus
anadromous fish
aquatic habitat
fisheries management
hydrology
hydrobiology
limnology
Salmo salar
habitat conservation
biological corridors
water
description Montgomery will review the evolution of the Pacific salmon. He will compare the current Pacific salmon decline to previous Atlantic salmon declines in England, Scotland, and New England. He will focus on harvest, hydro, and habitat as the keys to understanding these declines. Finally, he will suggest that one of the few strategies that might work over the long run would be to create a network of Salmon Sanctuaries by restoring forested river corridors along river floodplains.
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