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New video showcases why stream temperature is important to salmon

May 19, 2016 Debbie

New video up on YouTube – Stream Temperature Variability – Why it matters to salmon based upon research by Ashley Steel, USFS Pacific Northwest Research Station and Brian Beckman, NOAA.

http://www.fs.fed.us/pnw/science/scifi163.pdf

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Healthy Habitat is What Makes the Fish Magic Happen!

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  • SEAKFHP’s NFHP FY26 RFP is Open!
  • DEADLINE EXTENDED: NFHP FY25 FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: SEAKFHP INVITES SE ALASKA AQUATIC HABITAT CONSERVATION PROPOSALS
  • 2024 Alaska Stream Crossing Virtual Workshop – Increasing Ecological Function and Resiliency
  • 2024 Alaska Watershed Workshop
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  • 2023 SE AK Watershed Workshop and Webinar Series

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The Southeast Alaska Fish Habitat Partnership works to foster cooperative fish habitat conservation in freshwater, estuarine and marine ecosystems across the southern panhandle of Alaska including the dynamic watersheds and waterways that make up the Alexander Archipelago.

It is believed that many benefits result when multiple partners come together to share resources, align strategic actions, and speak with a united voice about the conservation and value of productive and intact fish habitats at both local and regional scales.


SEAKFHP is a member of the National Fish Habitat Partnership

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