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Salmon Safe
Salmon-Safe is an independent 501(c)3 nonprofit devoted to restoring agricultural and urban watersheds so that salmon can spawn and thrive. We're based in Portland, Oregon. Native salmon are a key species within the Pacific Northwest and their conservation is highly intertwined with the health of our larger ecosystem. Charley Dewberry ©2006 © 2003 Salmon-Safe | ...
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Clean Water for Salmon campaign NCAP Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides
The Endangered Species Act listings of 26 Pacific salmonids, combined with more and more new research showing pesticides can significantly harm salmon ... Lawsuit Injunction Brief Chart: Urban Pesticides and Hazards to Salmon Lawsuit to Protect Salmon (July 2002) Clean Water for Salmon Workshop (October 20, 2001) Groups Uncover Government Documents ...
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Salmon Safe
Salmon-Safe" label. The certification is in recognition of the company's efforts to protect water quality and habitat for native salmon on its 1,800-acre "home ... involve shoppers and farmers in the recovery of native salmon by labeling foods and beverages as "Salmon-Safe." Read the article.. A win-win for salmon and farmers, The Columbian May 1997 Just mention ...
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Salmon Safe
Salmon-Safe logo, Oregon's Governor today lauded a non-profit conservation group's effort to involve shoppers and farmers in the recovery of native salmon. "Salmon-Safe is the best example yet of the voluntary cooperative approach that is needed to prevent the extinction of wild salmon." said Gov. Kitzhaber... Download Pacific Rivers Council launches "Salmon ...
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Salmon: Spirit of the Land and Sea
Plant and preserve a buffer of native trees, shrubs, and groundcovers near streams and lakes. This prevents erosion, attracts beneficial insects, and provides shade and shelter for salmon. ... you can log on to the following sites: Soils for Salmon: www.soilsforsalmon.org Salmon Information Center: www.salmoninfo.org Native Plant Society: wnps.org/gardening.html Natural Lawn Care: www ...
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Salmon: Spirit of the Land and Sea
The remains of rotting salmon flesh also provide nutrients within the water; as salmon fry ... salmon carcass will release nutrients back into the river water, which will help nourish it progeny. ©Natalie Fobes The locations of Native fishing platforms are handed down from father to son, and with the location comes the knowledge of the river's bottom and the hidey holes where salmon ...
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Canadian Wild Atlantic Salmon at Risk
Canada. The species contributes to the economy through the recreational fishery and to the food and ceremonial requirements of our native population. Whether wild Atlantic salmon will continue to return to their streams and rivers in Canada may be ...
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The SALMON Conservation "Great Canadian Rivers"
Salmon Hatcheries Helping or Hindering? Are salmon hatcheries contributing to the decline of wild salmon stocks? The question remains controversial, ... native stock. SAEN is affiliated with the Atlantic Salmon Federation. Global Perspective The North Atlantic Salmon Fund (NASF), led by Icelander Orri Vigfusson, works for the worldwide restoration of the wild Atlantic salmon ...
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The SALMON Economy "Great Canadian Rivers"
First commercial cannery opened by James Syme at Annieville on the Fraser River. Venture fails. 1870: Annieville cannery successfully reopened by Alexander Ewan and company. Commercial salmon ...
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Save Our Wild Salmon | Library | Salmon Economics
Salmon | Library | Salmon Economics Salmon Economics Many may assume that salmon recovery is simply another environmental issue. And while environmental justifications for salmon recovery are strong, so are the ... And for thousands of years Northwest tribes' economies and livelihoods depended on salmon. Today many native people continue to make their livelihood fishing. Read more about the economic ...
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