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Whitehorse Daily Star: Survival of salmon requires a unified effort

Whitehorse Daily Star: Survival of salmon requires a unified effort
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A cry for help : Yukon River chinook salmon take priority in high-level talks on Parliament Hill

Yukon Days took place in Ottawa on Dec. 5 and 6

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Whitehorse Daily Star: Silver pleased with Yukon Days discussions

Whitehorse Daily Star: Silver pleased with Yukon Days discussions
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When the salmon disappear

Chinook aren’t just food to First Nations in Yukon, they’re a way of life. But 2022 has the lowest run ever recorded.

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Alaska Chinook salmon study requiring lethal sampling during worst-ever run draws Yukon criticism

Researchers with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game have killed 452 Yukon River Chinook to examine them for ichthyophonus, a disease-causing pathogen that may be causing salmon to die mid-migration. The study comes during the smallest run ever recorded.

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