salmon

^{Mark L. Plummer
April 12, 1998
Cascadia

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Our Way of Life is Endangering the Salmon

_{Mark L. Plummer
April 12, 1998
Cascadia

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To keep every cog and wheel,” Aldo Leopold wrote in Round River, “is the first precaution of intelligent tinkering.” Over the next year, the people of the Pacific Northwest have an opportunity to test that wisdom. On March 9, the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) declared its intent to place several populations of chinook salmon on the endangered species list. Read More ›

^{Steve Marshall
October 5, 1997
Cascadia

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How Many Are Enough?

_{Steve Marshall
October 5, 1997
Cascadia

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Last year, the federal government listed Puget Sound chinook salmon under the Endangered Species Act. In the regional debate over how much to do and how many millions to spend, one question tends to be lost: How many Puget Sound chinook salmon will be enough? Read More ›

Wild salmon swimming upstream at Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park (Alaska).

^{Bruce Chapman
July 25, 1997
Citizen Leadership

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We’ve made little progress between Pig War and Fish War

_{Bruce Chapman
July 25, 1997
Citizen Leadership

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Something is fishy in the salmon dispute with Canada. Why would two friendly countries who do a billion dollars of business with each other each day wind up in a public relations confrontation like the blockading of the Alaska Ferry in Prince Rupert, BC? In political terms, who was supposed to be persuaded by British Columbia’s Premier Glen Clark calling Read More ›