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Archaeological Evidence for Resilience of Pacific Northwest Salmon Populations and the Socioecological System over the last ~7,500 years
This paper examines the factors that could account for persistence of the indigenous fishery, despite numerous environmental and cultural changes over the last several millennia. -
Technical and Management Proposal: Impact of Coal Dust on Marine Environment - Phase II
The report contains a concise summary report outlining the findings of this study on the potential impact of coal and coal contaminated sediments on marine life. -
Refining habitat indicators for Strategy 2 of the Wild Salmon Policy: Identifying Metrics and Benchmarks
This report provides results from Step 3, Identifying Metrics and Benchmarks for habitat indicators being considered by DFO for Strategy 2 of the Wild Salmon Policy. -
Further Information on Sustained Yields from Fluctuating Environments
The conclusions of Ricker (1958) are confirmed in series of 200 generations in which environment effects are simulated -
Aboriginal Fishing Rights and Salmon Management in British Columbia: Matching Historical Justice with the Public Interest
This paper presents brief arguments to establish a case for the allocation to river-based First Nations of significantly greater catches of salmon than they currently receive.... -
12,000+ Years of Change: Linking Traditional and Modern Ecosystem Science in the Pacific Northwest
The Reports usually contain papers from international workshops and research projects at the Centre. They report terminal works that are abstracted in Aquatic Science and...