Identifying spatiotemporal hotspots is important for understanding basic ecological
processes, but is particularly important for species at risk. A number of terrestrial and aquatic …

Modelling ecological niches of migratory animals requires incorporating a temporal
dimension, in addition to space. Here, we introduce an approach to model multigenerational …

Large wood and boulder placement projects have become common in the Pacific Northwest
to restore complex stream habitat for juvenile Coho Salmon Oncorhynchus kisutch and other …

Within the geographic range of salmonid fishes, many apparently suitable rivers and
streams are used for reproduction by some species but not others. This is widely known but …

Seabirds have been identified and used as indicators of ecosystem processes such as
climate change and human activity in nearshore ecosystems around the globe. Temporal …

Bycatch in commercial fisheries is a pressing conservation concern and has spurred global
interest in adopting ecosystem-based management practices. To address such concerns, a …

Quantifying the impacts of disturbances such as oil spills on marine species can be
challenging. Natural environmental variability, human responses to the disturbance (eg …

Coho salmon (Oncorhynchus kisutch) rely on unique habitats during the winter season,
which may dictate how much individuals may growth and when migration from freshwater …

Pacific salmon populations are significantly lower than historic levels on the Western Coast
of the United States. The Oregon Coast coho salmon Evolutionary Significant Unit (ESU) …

Where fishes are found, and in what temporal patterns and under which physical conditions,
are basic questions of biology and management. Salmonid species occupy distinct habitats …