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2 IMPORTANCE OF SALMON TO WILDLIFE Hilderbrand et al Importance of marine nutrients to freshwater ecosystems Several studies have assessed the flow of marine nutrients into freshwater ecosystems an. S Fish Wildlife Service Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge Hunting Regulations 20142015 Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge 16450 NW 31 Place Chie64258and FL 32626 352493 0238 http S Fish Wildlife Service Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge Public Use Regulations 2014 2015 Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge 11372 Highway 143 Farmerville LA 71241 318387 1114 httpsoutheastf January 21, 2009. Forks. Regional Salmon Plan. Four Coast Region Lead Entities, Governor’s Salmon Recovery Office, Makah, Quileute, Hoh, Quinault, Chehalis Tribes, WDFW, The Wild Fish Conservancy, USFS, USFWS, Green Crow, Rayonier, Washington Forest Protection Association. Dam. Melissa Evans, Kathleen O’Malley, Marc Johnson, Michael Banks, Dave Jacobson, and Michael . Hogansen. Foster Dam and Chinook salmon. Objectives. Using genetic parentage analysis, evaluate the contribution of the reintroduction program to natural spring Chinook salmon production. Historic and Contemporary perspectives. Salmon were more than just fish!. Like a lot of other living creatures, Salmon had a special relationship with . FN people. Salmon were received by First Nations peoples as gift-bearing relatives, and were treated with . BY. . Kaitlyn. . Jardine. , Kathryn . Jardine. , Kathleen MacMillan and Randi . Vanderbeck. .. What do you know about Atlantic Salmon?. Gills. . 4 sets to take in oxygen from water flowing over the gills. www.thinksalmon.com. www.salmonsociety.com. www.fish4thefuture.com. w. ww.tourismkamloops.com. The ritual of sockeye salmon. Sockeye salmons are . anadromous. : Fish that migrate from salt water to freshwater to spawn. Ms. . Forehand. Fun Facts. The biggest salmon is the . chinook. , which weighs up to . 120. pounds (55 kg).. Diet. : Salmon are . carnivores. (flesh eaters) - they eat fish (like herring and pilchard), squid, and crustaceans (like shrimp). The Stages Of A Salmon. Eggs ( Stage 1 ). . Adult salmon lay their eggs in special nests . . called . redds. in . late fall at the bottom of the lake. . The salmon eggs . hatch in the spring time into . Brother Rick Peter. Salmon – . Important to Coast Salish People. -main food source for aboriginal people who live on the coast. -abundant; caught in salt & fresh water. -used in trading & bartering with people from the interiors. October 2013. Implementation Methodology. Generally we believe that actual implementation project is usually a 50/50 split between Salmon Software effort and the client’s team effort. This varies from task to task. However the initial project scoping phase is normally a client task and requires 100% of their time. Therefore we have not included this task in the overview below. Dam. Melissa Evans, Kathleen O’Malley, Marc Johnson, Michael Banks, Dave Jacobson, and Michael . Hogansen. Foster Dam and Chinook salmon. Objectives. Using genetic parentage analysis, evaluate the contribution of the reintroduction program to natural spring Chinook salmon production. Spawning Review. Tier 1. Avoid population extinction using captive technology.. Conserve population genetic diversity.. Increase the number of individuals in the population.. Program goals. Tier 2 . Disease. is the change in the normal function of any part or organ of the body. . Western Pond Turtle with shell disease which forms deep pitting lesions in the turtles’ shells. . Disease can impact an individual, or a populations’ ability to reproduce and survive– Especially threatened and endangered species like Western pond turtles. .