Snake River sockeye salmon Oncorhynchus nerka, listed under U.S. law as endangered in 1991 in response to a decline in anadromous adult numbers, spend their first 1–2 years in Redfish Lake, Idaho, before migrating to the sea. To determine how...
1998-01-01
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This report deals with the streams in Area IV Area IV includes all tributaries entering the Columbia River from the south and east in the 120 miles from the Deschutes River up to but not including the Snake River
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Bob Rucker at Big White Salmon River Hatchery with 2 spawned out chinooks
1941-10-03
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Seining ripe chinooks from spawning riffle with Archie Anderson and assistant at the Middle Santiam Hatchery; 1940-09-25 Photograph from Album 1 page 48
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A thousand chinook salmon in holding pool at Foster Fish Hatchery located on the South Santiam River, Oregon;1940-08-14
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Chinook salmon at the foot of Abiqua Dam near Silverton, Oregon; 1940-09-08
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Chinook salmon blocked at the foot of Cazadero Dam on the Clackamas River; 1940-08-23
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The current recovery strategy for threatened Snake River Chinook salmon Oncorhynchus tshawytscha relies heavily on improvements to the quality of freshwater spawning and rearing habitat; however, the potential survival benefit from these actions...
2004-01-01
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"Phytoplankton production in lake ecosystems is frequently controlled by amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus (Smith 1982, Elser et al. 1990), as well as minor- and micro-nutrients (Wurtsbaugh & Horne 1983, Wurtsbaugh 1988, Lovstad & Bjorndalen...
1997-01-01
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Impetus for the Passage and Survival Workshop was provided by the recent ''threatened'' listing of Snake River spring and summer chinook salmon stocks under the provisions of the Endangered Species Act. The listing initiated a region-wide debate...
1992-02-01
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Clearwater Dams interfere with the spawning runs of salmon and steelhead
1953-11-13
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NMFS, CRAA
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Bristol Bay Processors.
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