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Gold Seal - Pacific Salmon Species: Chinook, Chum, Coho, Pink, Sockeye
Pacific salmon belong to the genus Oncorhynchus (from Greek, meaning hooked snout). While the five species of Pacific salmon all share a general outward resemblance, they vary in size, flesh colour, and flavour. Chinook (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) Lightly spotted on their blue-green back, chinook salmon live from five to seven years, and weigh up to 120 lb. (55 kg). Also known as springs ...
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Gold Seal - Alaska Salmon: Wild, Sustainable, Pure
All human uses of salmon, especially commercial fishing, are subordinate to this guiding principle. Because of the natural variability of ... fisheries. Alaskas management of its fisheries is ecologically sound, in other important ways: All Alaska salmon live in their natural habitat in the cold, clean waters of the North Pacific Ocean ...
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Spirit of the Salmon Fund
Wy•Kan•Ush•Pum campaign to educate the public about the importance of salmon, of caring for the environment in which salmon live, and to inspire them to create ways that they can honor salmon and ... Student and Community Center. The courtyard is the first use of the term outside the Spirit of the Salmon Fund, and is an exciting development in its efforts to spread the message that we are all " ...
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One World Journeys | Salmon: Spirit of the Land and Sea
Send us an email during the live expedition with your questions about salmon. Discover how the salmon embodies the spirit of land and sea in the Pacific Northwest. ... Earn Continuing Education Credits One World Journeys has teamed up with The Heritage Institute to offer "Salmon: Spirit of the Land and Sea" as a Distance Learning Course worth two continuing education credits ...
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Salmon: Spirit of the Land and Sea
Earth's residents. Reducing your own consumption of natural resources can be ... herbicide use. - Protect shoreline habitat: Preserve and enhance natural vegetation and beaches to create conditions salmon prefer. 1. Plant and preserve a buffer of native trees, shrubs, and groundcovers near streams ...
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The SALMON Conservation "Great Canadian Rivers"
While nets or traps capture many species of salmon at once, care is taken to return ... Newfoundland (SAEN) is dedicated to the preservation of the province of Newfoundland's trout and salmon resources. Since 1979 the group has carried out conservation, research, education, and enhancement projects worth ...
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Best Places to Live and Play '07 - National Geographic Adventure Magazine
Contest Winners: Round II Best National Parks Mozambique Photos Video: Sea Kayaking Baja Rafting the Salmon River Action Photo Contest Winners Alive! Expedition Photos, Map, Audio Summer Festivals Video: The Whale ... the best mountain, urban, coastal, wilderness, and small towns in every state, where you can live the adventure dream daily. The 50 Best Adventure Towns, State-by-State #1 Adventure Town ...
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ORCA LIVE | HIGHLIGHT2001
HIGHLIGHT2001 Highlights 2001 2001 highlights The second season of Orca-Live was rich with drama above and below the surface. This was a season of moods... full moons that shone through trees ... misty breaths and suspended flukes of humpback whales, a belly-flopping baby orca trying to fly, salmon cruising through. One fine September morning, suddenly, there was brand new baby Cedar, a tiny head ...
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ORCA LIVE | HIGHLIGHT2003
ORCA LIVE | HIGHLIGHT2003 Highlights 2003 2003 highlights The fourth season of Orca-Live gave us the privilege of observing many remarkable scenes. Below the surface we saw orcas numerous times, sometimes chasing salmon, and at other times just gliding by. We were enchanted by the beautiful underwater ballet of a curious quartet of Stellar sea lions who ...
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Cook Inletkeeper - Salmon Stream Monitoring Program - Study Area
A wide variety of seabirds, shorebirds, raptors, waterfowl, and songbirds live in the watersheds. Moose, black and brown bear, fox, lynx, coyote, and many small mammals are found here. Finally, the streams host chinook salmon Oncorhynchus tshawytscha, coho salmon O. kisutch, pink salmon O. gorbuscha, Dolly Varden char Salvelinus malma, and steelhead ...
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