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Indigenous Community Partnerships towards Foundational Understanding of Wild Salmon Survival
2019
Technical Report
Salmon are foundational to the ecological and cultural integrity of British Columbia's remote North and Central Coast (NCC). With largely intact habitats, low human population density, and provincially legislated protections under the Great Bear Rainforest Agreement, this remote region supports hundreds of unique, locally adapted populations of salmon, and is critical to the long-term conservation of wild salmon in British Columbia. However, in recent years populations of sockeye salmon and
doi:10.23849/npafctr15/69.70.
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