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A history of salmonids in the Columbia River Basin and ODFW's chum salmon reintroduction project

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TitleA history of salmonids in the Columbia River Basin and ODFW's chum salmon reintroduction projectAlternative TitleHistory of salmonids in the Columbia River Basin and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife's chum salmon reintroduction projectPersonal NameWiley, DerekCorporate NameOregon Department of Fish and WildlifeSubjectSalmon -- Columbia River Watershed -- HistoryChum salmon -- Reintroduction -- Columbia River WatershedChum salmon -- Conservation -- Columbia River WatershedFish habitat improvement -- Columbia River WatershedGenrevideorecordinggovernment publicationtwo-dimensional moving imageNonfiction films.Internet videos.Short films.Date2022CollectionFish & WildlifeBorn-Digital VideosLanguageengPublisher[Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife],Place of Publication[Salem, Oregon]Formelectronic resourceremotecomputeronline resourceExtent1 online resource (1 video file (31 min., 47 sec.)) : sound, colorType of Resourcemoving imageIssuancemonographicSummaryChum salmon (Oncorhynchus keta) were once abundant in the lower Columbia River, with historical run estimates of over one million fish. However, dramatic declines in abundance beginning in the 1940's and persistently low returns over many decades led to chum salmon being listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) in 1999. This documentary film highlights ODFW's efforts to re-establish self-sustaining, naturally reproducing chum salmon populations on the Oregon side of the lower Columbia River through 1) habitat restoration to promote natural recolonization, 2) development of a conservation hatchery broodstock, 3) supplementation and reintroduction, and 4) researching and addressing limiting factors.NoteThis archived document is maintained by the State Library of Oregon as part of the Oregon Documents Depository Program. It is for informational purposes and may not be suitable for legal purposes.Narrated, written, and produced by Derek Wiley.Mode of access: Internet from the Oregon Government Publications Collection.In English.

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