Sockeye salmon catches could drop by 26% during future heat waves
In the summer of 2021, extreme heat waves rolled in across Western North America causing environmental devastation and killing hundreds of Canadians in its wake. …
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The lessons for British Columbia in Alaska’s epic Bristol Bay sockeye run
This year’s eye-popping sockeye run may be a lesson for more than just British Columbia The world’s most abundant sockeye fishery is teeming with 10 …
B.C. female salmon dying 2x the rate of males
Decades of research have led UBC professor, Dr. Scott Hinch, to uncover female salmon in B.C. are dying at unprecedented rates. For every male sockeye …
Trailer Sockeye Salmon. Red fish / Трейлер фильма “Нерка. Рыба красная”
Sockeye, a species of wild salmon, is born in Kamchatkan waters and spends its entire life in the Pacific Ocean. Only once does it return …
New research suggests 70% decline in diversity of B.C. sockeye salmon
Scales from sockeye salmon harvested more than a century ago show the fish returning to the country’s second-largest watershed for salmon are 70 percent less …
Study To Examine Role Of Regional Magnetism In Migration Of Bristol Bay Salmon
Is it a coincidence that one of the world’s largest mineral deposits is located near the world’s largest sockeye salmon spawning grounds at Bristol Bay? …
“We Are the Same as the Salmon”: A Story of Suffering and Perseverance
Thirty years ago, the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes led the effort to save Snake River sockeye salmon from extinction. Today, they’re still fighting for the fish’s survival—along …
TBT: The Miracle Of The Scarlet Salmon
A 1988 Nature documentary about migrating sockeye salmon traveling a 6000-mile “life-or-death obstacle course” from British Columbia’s Adams River to the Pacific Ocean and back.
Lonesome Larry Project
Sockeye salmon are famous for their annual 900-mile journey from the Pacific Ocean to Red Fish Lake in Idaho, and while their populations are low, …
Bristol Bay red salmon run smashes records
It was a record-breaking year for the Bristol Bay sockeye salmon fishery. The Western Alaska commercial fishery — which produces 40 percent of the world’s …