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Alaska's salmon catch hits record lows
Biologists are at a loss to explain why this summer's catch of Alaskan
salmon was so low. The 1997 catch was roughly a third the size of the 1996
catch, the lowest catch in 19 years, causing an economic disaster for many
fishing communities in the Bristol Bay area.
Alaska shuts down Bristol Bay fishing
The mystery of the missing fish
Alaska fishing starts to sink
Weak salmon runs devastate economy
Federal declaration clears way for aid to fishing villages
Resident warily consider rebuilding a salmon run
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Saving the salmon |
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Do endangered salmon equal endangered dams? The Seattle Times Extra
Residents oppose plan to tear down dams to help fish
Poll: Salmon is Oregon's top environmental concern
Governors oppose giving up water to save salmon
Washington State official proposes bold recovery idea: Catch fewer
fish
Terry McDermott: An upstream battle
Where does salmon protection money go?
Fish ladder crisis hits consumers in the wallet
Campaign opposes barging salmon around dams
Salmon recovery backfiring, lawmakers told
Editorial: Saving the Columbia Salmon
Editorial: The vagaries of salmon science
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From the Web |
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Restoration: A Quarterly Newsletter Oregon Sea Grant/ Oregon State University
Save Our Wild Salmon
Salmon and Steelhead Program
Salmon Facts
Report on the state of wild fish in Oregon
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