State of the Salmon builds knowledge across borders, linking a greater understanding of Pacific salmon (genus Oncorhynchus) to their improved management and conservation around the Pacific Rim.
Our collaborative work began in 2003 with the completion of the first range-wide, map-based assessment for this majestic group of species. Today, we continue to synthesize data and facilitate dialogue in support of sound salmon management and conservation at ever finer geographic scales. A comprehensive set of goals and principles underlies the key initiatives through which we strive to ensure that wild salmon populations thrive long into the future.
NEWS
News of the Ecological Interactions Conference hits the wire in a dozen outlets. If you attended, please take our followup survey.
Proceedings from the 2009 SoS Conference are available here.
Explore the implications of international salmon research from the Flathead Lake Biological Station.
Learn the science of proposed mining in Bristol Bay — the world's most productive sockeye fishery.
Investigate salmon monitoring via our interactive Inventory Mapper.
Download chapters from the Salmonid Field Protocols Handbook.
Sockeye salmon are added to IUCN Red List of Threatened Species.
Salmon Data Working Group
A special session at CERF
November 4-6, 2009
Portland, Oregon
