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    weekend had completely made my summer and filled in a part of my personality that I never knew existed. My king salmon fishing trip taught me perseverance, trust, tolerance, and that it is not always the trophy, but instead the journey you take along the way. Every summer that I go back to Michigan, my cousin Lance and I take a fishing trip. This year we were after the big ones, king salmon, running up the Manistee River. I was excited yet a little anxious about the expedition that lay ahead of us

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    The Salmon Fisheries

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    In my hometown, a local diner serves “Honey dipped Salmon.” They claim that the dish is prepared using a species of Salmon, called Chinook, which is a product of the Alaska Salmon fisheries. Since Chinook salmon is an anadromous specie, it is born in the fresh water, migrates to the ocean for 1-5 years and then returns to the Main-channel Rivers to spawn. The female lays around 3,000-14,000 eggs that are successfully fertilized by the males, however the eggs are very brittle and can be easily destroyed

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    Field experiment links surface water-groundwater exchange to fish growth Or Surface water-groundwater exchange increases post-emergent salmonid growth by stimulating foodweb production Francine Alex Colden Eric Keywords: chinook, hyporheic exchange, rearing habitat, salmon Target Journal: CJFAS or Freshwater Biology or Ecological applications?? Introduction Multiple salmonid species are known to actively select areas of groundwater upwelling for spawning. Surface water-groundwater (SW-GW) exchange

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    METHODS Study sites The Merced River is the southernmost watercourse of the California Central Valley presently inhabited by Chinook salmon whose abundance has decreased by 75% since 1950 (Yoshiyama et al., 2000). From its headwaters located in Yosemite National Park, Sierra Nevada, the Merced River flows west to join the San Joaquín River (river km 190) and drains a watershed approximately 3,297 km2 in size. Meanwhile, the elevation declines from 3,048 m to about 18.3 m. Only the first 82 river

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    Salmon Safe Products

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    Is buying “Salmon Safe” products, helping the salmon habitats? There are so many options for an environmentally conscious consumer these days looking to buy groceries, with the multitude of different eco-labels popping up each time you visit the grocery store, it’s becoming more difficult to know which products are the right ones to buy. “Salmon Safe” products line our shelves from wine bottles to produce and are status’ given to places like the Nike campus and golf courses. Is this just another

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    buy farmed tilapia or haddock in one’s local grocery store. Salmon, especially coming from Washington and Alaska, are labeled wild to distinguished from the farmed counterparts (Grossman, 2016). The wild salmons have to migrate inland in order to spawn for the new generations. However, due to man-made dams and drought causing some rivers to disappear, some salmons could not find their birthplace anymore. The AquaBounty AquAdvantge salmon is the

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    The Elwha River ( Duda )

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    Introduction: The Elwha river is located on the Olympic Peninsula of the Pacific Northwest in Washington State. It travels 72 kilometers from the Olympic range in the Olympic National Park to the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Before human disturbance this watershed was considered one of the most productive ecosystems in Washington State and all of the Pacific Northwest (Duda). In the early 1900’s two dams were built in this watershed on the Elwha river forming two lakes. The Elwha hydroelectric dam at

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    Chemical communication is the detection and recognition of chemical signals released by other organisms. The chemicals that are released are known as info-chemicals and can be directed towards organisms of the same or different species. Info-chemicals can be detected by more than one species and the detection of info-chemicals is through olfactory and gustatory organs. The utilization of chemical communication is vital to the survival of aquatic organisms due to the nature of the medium which they

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    the world offers the diversity of angling experiences that Washington does, whether it’s you are from the bank or from a boat your chances of catching a salmon is high. Beginning salmon anglers will want to focus on items at the top of the menu bar,while experienced anglers will find many useful tools closer to the bottom of the menu bar. Salmon have been recorded to weigh up to 100 pounds!The 68-year-old Les Anderson, who is part-owner of Peninsula Ford, hooked what is officially a 97 1/4-pounder

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    GMO or genetically modified organism. Is an organism which has had its genetic makeup altered by removing part of its genetic makeup and inserting a modified gene from another organism or the mutation or deletion of the biome. The biological complexity of life is narrowed down to a single gene and shoot at with foreign substances that change a genetic trait of an animal or plant. The history of altering genetics goes back to a family who had a monopoly on petroleum in the 19th century and became

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