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We have crafted this newsletter to spotlight a couple of studies with thought-provoking results that could influence salmon populations.
- Seyitan Moritiwon, Associate editor
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Oxbow Hatchery, in Baker County, Ore., is undergoing renovations and will be open again in January to the public. Owned by Idaho Power Company (IPC), it was built in 1961 after the completion of Oxbow Dam on the Snake River.
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Researchers have found that high levels of road salt used in winter kill fertilized coho salmon eggs. The Road Salt and Pacific Salmon Success Project, a collaboration between UBC, SFU, BCIT, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, and community scientists, monitors salt levels in more than 30 streams in Vancouver’s Lower Mainland (VLM).
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Scientists say that the direct overlap of sablefish in the waters where young salmon first feed and grow may put salmon at a competitive disadvantage.
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Although this is not a complete overview of the current events in the global hatchery industry, our editorial team at Hatchery International attempts to provide a general overview of what to expect for the new year. Hatcheries are an important cog in the larger fisheries and aquaculture machine. We continue to work towards providing our readers with as many different perspectives as possible.
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Eighteen miles of hiking in the mountains with 5,000 feet of elevation gain in one day – yes, please?
When I first learned about the arduous Snow Lakes trek taken by Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery staff, and that they do it every year, multiple times a season, I wanted to know more – not only for the physical challenge, but I was also curious about why they do it.
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The goal for every business, hatcheries included, is to maximize productivity and profitability. With so many variables, dynamics, and risks, inventory management and planning can be a complex but essential exercise for both managers and staff to perform.
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The state of New Hampshire has approved a US$ 50.8 million contract to build a fish hatchery for the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department in New Hampton.
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