Biocomplexity and Fisheries Sustainability Report
A classic example of a sustainable fishery is that targeting sockeye salmon in Bristol Bay, Alaska, where record catches have occurred during the last 20 years.
Resources
Salmon vs. Salmon - Too Many Salmon Obscures the Fact That Some Are Endangered
"Most of those fish are hatchery fish. They aren't the same as the wild ones. If fact, they're making things worse for the wild ones that can't compete."
Testimony for SB 430 Presented to the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee
Testimony for SB 430 Presented to the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee by Guido Rahr, Chair, Tillamook Rainforest Coalition.
Wild Salmon Center IRS Form 990 (2002)
Audited Financial Statement (2002)
Nehalem River/Tillamook Bay Overview
Goals: Create regional stronghold for salmon and steelhead and trout stocks by protecting 250,000 acres of public forestland and 8,000 acres of private lower river floodplain lands. Secure permanent headwaters to the ocean protection of key habitat in at least one river system in each watershed...
Hokkaido State of the Salmon Conference: Key for Exportation Strategy
The international State of the Salmon 2009 Conference was held in Vancouver, BC, Canada from February 2 to 5 to discuss Pacific Rim wild salmon conservation. Although ‘wild salmon conservation’ is not a priority in Japan due to the successful salmon hatchery-based management, it may be time to change. The conference and the challenge in Hokkaido is discussed.
Culvert Installation in Salmon Streams
Forest Road Construction and Culvert Installations in Salmon Streams: Best Management Practices and Lessons for the Samarga Watershed.