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illustration by Aimée van DrimmelenA diverse collection of documents and data related to wild Pacific salmon.

year type title author species
2020 information sheet The Pacific Salmon Explorer: Information Sheet Pacific Salmon Foundation (multiple) View
2020 report BC Central Coast: Prioritizing Strategies for Pacific Salmon Recovery and Persistence Jessica C. Walsh & others (multiple) View
2020 visual abstract Prioritizing Strategies for Pacific Salmon Recovery and the Persistence on the BC Central Coast Pacific Salmon Foundation (multiple) View
2020 project summary How does incomplete information on Pacific salmon affect estimates of biological status shown in the Pacific Salmon Explorer? Pacific Salmon Foundation View
2020 visual abstract Missing of Uncertain Data Mean that Assumptions Need to be Made When Assessing Biological Status Pacific Salmon Foundation View
2019 technical report The Nass Region: Snapshots of Salmon Population Status (Technical Report) Connors, Katrina & others (multiple) View
2018 technical report BC Central Coast: A Snapshot of Salmon Populations and Their Habitats (Technical Report) Connors, K. & others (multiple) View
2018 report North and Central Coast Salmon Database and Analysis System User Manual Challenger, Wendell & others (multiple) View
2018 report Area 3, 4, 5 Pink and Chum Exploitation Rate Model Challenger, Wendell & others (multiple) View
2018 report North and Central Coast Salmon Escapement, Catch, Run Size and Exploitation Rate Estimates for Each Salmon Conservation Unit for 1954-2017 English, Karl & others (multiple) View
2018 report Skeena Sockeye In-river Run Reconstruction Analysis Model and Analysis Results for 1982-2017 English, Karl & others sockeye View
2018 report The State of Pacific Salmon in British Columbia Riddell, B. & others (multiple) View
2016 Dissertation – Fisheries-related Collaboration in the Skeena River Watershed: Impacts and Implications of Historical Conflict Diana Freethy View
2016 Review of Escapement Indicator Streams for the North and Central Coast Salmon Monitoring Program English , Karl K. View
2016 North and Central Coast Salmon Escapement, Catch, Run Size and Exploitation Rate Estimates for each Salmon Conservation Unit for 1954-2014 English, Karl & others View
2016 summary habitat report cards The Nass Area: Cumulative Pressures on Salmon Habitat (Summary Report Cards) Pacific Salmon Foundation View
2016 technical report The Nass Area: Cumulative Pressures on Salmon Habitat (Technical Report) Porter, M., M. Leslie-Gottschligg, K. Bryan, S. Chen, S. Casley, K. Connors, E. Jones, and L. Honka View
2016 journal article Robust and Defensible Mark-Recapture Methodologies for Salmonid Escapement: Modernizing the Use of Data and Resources Vélez-Espino, L. A., Irvine, J. R., Winther, I., Dunlop, R., Mullins, G., Singer, K., and Trouton, N chinook View
2016 report Provisional Estimates of Numbers and Biomass for Natural-Origin and Hatchery-Origin Pink, Chum, and Sockeye Salmon in the North Pacific, 1952-2015 J.R. Irvine and G.T. Ruggerone (multiple) View
2015 report Skeena River Estuary: A Snapshot of Current Status and Condition The Pacific Salmon Foundation (multiple) View

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