Canada's Policy for Conservation of Wild Pacific Salmon has been heralded as a
transformative approach to the management of wild salmon whereby conservation is the …

The planet is warming. Earth's average land-ocean temperature has risen by 1 C over the
last century, and the last five years were the warmest on record (Morice et al. 2012 …

Models with time-varying parameters are increasingly being considered in the assessment
of fish stocks, but their reliability when used to derive biological reference points or …

Daily growth rings were examined in the otoliths of wild juvenile sockeye salmon
Oncorhynchus nerka to determine whether infection by ectoparasitic sea lice Caligus …

The hypothesis that abundance patterns differ between even-and odd-year returning Pink
Salmon Oncorhynchus gorbuscha was examined using data from the eastern and western …

The increasing rate of glacier retreat and turbid glacial runoff can have a strong influence on
freshwater ecosystems. Seton and Anderson lakes (British Columbia, Canada) are sockeye …

For fisheries with multiple, competing objectives, identifying and applying reference points
for management can present difficult trade-offs between long-term biological and shorter …

Guidelines for defining limit reference points for Pacific salmon stock management units / Carrie.
A. Holt, Kendra Holt, Luke Warkentin, Catarina Wor, Brendan Connors,Sue Grant, Ann-Marie …

An assessment was conducted to determine the extent of the risk to Fraser River Sockeye
Salmon due to the potential transfer of Infectious Hematopoietic Necrosis Virus (IHNV) from …

ABSTRACT Revisions to Canada's Fisheries Act have resulted in a need for a single limit
reference point (LRP) and metric of stock status for major fish stocks prescribed by …