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Access Educational Guides, Workshop Summaries, Organizational Frameworks, And Scientific Reports Supporting Indigenous-Led Salmon Stewardship
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An educational overview explaining salmon genetics, genetic drift, and the role of restoration hatcheries. The document explores when hatcheries may support conservation, the risks involved, and how genetics influence long-term salmon resilience.
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An illustrated field guide to help identify juvenile freshwater fish found in Yukon waters. Using clear diagrams and a step-by-step decision key, the guide supports accurate species identification for monitoring, research, education, and conservation work.
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A reference guide outlining the organizations involved in Yukon River salmon management, stewardship, research, and advocacy. It explains roles, responsibilities, and relationships across First Nations, governments, advisory bodies, non-profits, and international partners.
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A summary of a Yukon-based workshop focused on rebuilding chum salmon populations. The report captures shared knowledge, current challenges, and prioritized actions across research, management, restoration, advocacy, and cultural connections.
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