BC Central Coast Prioritizing strategies for Pacific Salmon Recovery and Persistence

Jessica C. Walsh; Katrina Connors; Eric Hertz; Laura Kehoe; Tara G. Martin; Brendan Connors; Alejandro Frid; Cameron Freshwater; Michael H.H. Price; John D. Reynolds

BC Central Coast Prioritizing strategies for Pacific Salmon Recovery and Persistence

Jessica C. Walsh, Katrina Connors, Eric Hertz, Laura Kehoe, Tara G. Martin, Brendan Connors, Alejandro Frid, Cameron Freshwater, Michael H.H. Price, John D. Reynolds

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Abstract

Pacific salmon are of immense ecological, social, economic, and cultural importance on the Central Coast of British Columbia, Canada. However, many populations are declining or imperiled. These declines maybe due to human-driven threats such as overfishing, and habitat loss and degradation, and be exacerbated by recent periods of poor marine survival and the impacts of climate change on oceanic and freshwater habitats.

Original language	English
Publisher	Pacific Salmon Foundation
Number of pages	28
Place of Publication	Vancouver Canada
Publication status	Published - 2020

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