Upstream: Salmon and Society in the Pacific Northwest

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Upstream: Salmon and Society in the Pacific Northwest (1996)
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Front Matter (R1-R20)

Executive Summary (1-17)

1 Introduction (18-27)

2 Salmon Geography and Ecology (28-45)

3 Human History and Influences (46-74)

4 Status of Salmon (75-114)

5 Values and Institutions (115-144)

6 Genetics and Conservation (145-163)

7 Habitat Loss (164-203)

8 Habitat Management and Rehabilitation (204-225)

9 Dams and Mitigation of Their Effects (226-253)

10 Fishing (254-274)

11 Salmon-Fishery Management Concepts (275-301)

12 Hatcheries (302-323)

13 Institutional Analysis (324-347)

14 A Scientific Advisory Board to Address the Salmon Problem (348-357)

15 Conclusions and Recommendations: Toward a Sustainable Future for Salmon (358-380)

References (381-418)

Appendixes (419-440)

Index (441-452)