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Fish Facts: how Bristol Bay sockeye suit up to spawn

Fish Facts: how Bristol Bay sockeye suit up to spawn
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What climate change and extreme temperatures could mean for Bristol Bay salmon

What climate change and extreme temperatures could mean for Bristol Bay salmon
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Delayed Bristol Bay salmon run? Fisheries biologists say historic record shows no impact of unusually cool summers

Delayed Bristol Bay salmon run? Fisheries biologists say historic record shows no impact of unusually cool summers
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Nushagak king action plan boosts sockeye escapement to conserve chinooks

Nushagak king action plan boosts sockeye escapement to conserve chinooks
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Fishers harvesting abundant Bristol Bay sockeye could fill knowledge gaps about declining Chinook

In the Bristol Bay region, sockeye salmon runs have been booming while Chinook runs have dwindled. Now scientists are seeking to enlist fishing crews

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