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Spawning sockeye return to Lake Washington at slow pace
Sockeye making their way back to Lake Washington are returning at a slow pace,...
Lake Michigan salmon PCBs continue to drop; shifting food web plays a role
PCBs have dropped in Lake Michigan salmon over the past 35 years. The lake's...
Wild coho salmon better at sniffing out good genes in mates
Wild coho salmon seem to have a keen eye for mates, while their hatchery-reared...
British Columbia coho salmon thrive where they can eat dead pink and chum
A study shows coho salmon thrive in British Columbia streams where they can dine...
Metal in hatchery walls disrupts steelhead’s internal compass
Iron and steel materials used in many fish hatcheries can interfere with the navigational...

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Small Amounts of Water Enable Juvenile Salmon to Survive
Recent research reveals that a small amount of water added...
From Salmon to SWMP: Kachemak Bay NERR Keeps A Close Eye on Delicate Alaskan Ecosystem
Beautiful Kachemak Bay NERR is full of environmental monitoring opportunities...
Can Better Technologies Save Endangered California Salmon?
A new interagency collaboration has developed research recommendations that may...
Searching for a Subtle Balance in Water Chemistry to Save Snake River Sockeye Salmon
Unusually soft water is killing salmon smolts released from hatcheries;...
Kokanee Salmon Released Into Lake Sammamish For Earth Day
A lot of activities took place this past Earth Day,...
Armored Shorelines In Seattle’s Elliott Bay Impact Chum Salmon Food Choices
University of Washington scientists find that armored shorelines in Seattle’s...
In Last Five Years, 50 Percent Of Lake Michigan Chinook Reproduced Naturally
At least 50 percent of chinook salmon found in Lake...
Making The Most Of Lake Michigan’s Fall King Salmon Run
Lake Michigan’s king salmon are gearing up for their annual...
Low Lake Washington Sockeye Returns Means No Salmon Fishing There
Returns of sockeye salmon to Lake Washington appear to be...
Ten-Week Study Of Salmon Development Charts Effects Of Freshwater Acidification
A study led by University of British Columbia scientists finds...

Small Amounts of Water Enable Juvenile Salmon to Survive

Recent research reveals that a small amount of water added...
From Salmon to SWMP: Kachemak Bay NERR Keeps A Close Eye on Delicate Alaskan Ecosystem

Beautiful Kachemak Bay NERR is full of environmental monitoring opportunities...
Can Better Technologies Save Endangered California Salmon?

A new interagency collaboration has developed research recommendations that may...
Searching for a Subtle Balance in Water Chemistry to Save Snake River Sockeye Salmon

Unusually soft water is killing salmon smolts released from hatcheries;...
Kokanee Salmon Released Into Lake Sammamish For Earth Day

A lot of activities took place this past Earth Day,...

Small Amounts of Water Enable Juvenile Salmon to Survive