Anadromous Resources

Aug 23, 2013 (Last modified Dec 17, 2013)
Anadromous Resources

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Because of their iconic cultural and economic status throughout the NPLCC, anadromous fish  provide perhaps the best example of a highly valued natural resource likely to be influenced by climate-driven changes in  hydrologic regime.   These species (including the five “salmon” species, populations of steelhead, coastal cutthroats, the bull trout/arctic char/Dolly Varden complex and lamprey) have served the nutritional and ceremonial needs of indigenous peoples for millennia.  

This gallery brings together data sets related to anadromous fish from multiple sources.  The primary focus is on datasets that are consistent across the entire NPLCC geography.  From there, a number of different landscape-scale data sets related to anadromous fish are provided, based upon ecoregional or political geographies.  
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nplcc, anadromous, salmon

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The resources below are metadata records that are housed on the USGS ScienceBase site (https://www.sciencebase.gov/catalog/) You will not be able to use these data sets directly within Data Basin. However, you can discover the data sets, and for many records, you can download or be linked to a download site for the data. In the future, we will be adding support for importing compatible data directly into Data Basin.

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North Pacific LCC Data Coordinator
with NPLCC

The North Pacific Landscape Conservation Cooperative promotes development, coordination, and dissemination of science to inform landscape level conservation and sustainable resource management in the face of a changing climate and related stressors