Research article published in Global Change Biology by researchers from Simon Fraser University and Fisheries and Oceans Canada. Manuscript describes the freshwater growth...

This analysis report provides a foundation upon which other researchers can base investigations into drivers of sockeye productivity for the Fraser River and elsewhere.

The object of this thesis is to provide results from analysis to aid forest managers to define acceptable levels of impact for a particular stream and evaluate the likelihood...

A Monte Carlo simulation model of the commercial gillnet fishery for sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) returning to the Skeena River, British Columbia, is used to evaluate the...

A thesis explaining the changing geography of British Columbia's commercial salmon canning industry between 1870 and 1931.

The World Summit on Salmon evolved in response to growing concerns of scientists and others about the future of the salmon stocks of the world, in light of the recent collapses...

This paper analyzes responses of native food fisheries to fish abundance, using data from several areas in B.C.

This thesis examines historical climate variability and its effects on slope stability in northern British Columbia. It comprises three parts: (1) an analysis of climate trends...