21st Northeast Pacific Pink and Chum Salmon Workshop

Session	Presenter	Title
I	Lawseth, Don	Species at Risk Protection in Canada
I	Holtby, Blair	Review of Broughton Archipelago pink salmon stock status
I	Trudel, Marc	Spatio-temporal variation of sea lice infection on Pacific salmon
I	Morton, Alexandra B.	Infestation of the sea louse Lepeophtheirus salmonis (Kryer) on juvenile pink salmon Oncorhynchus gorbuscha (Walbaum) in British Columbia
I	McVicar, Alasdair H.	An international perspective on the role of lice from salmon farms in variations in wild salmonid populations
II	Esteve, Manuel	Why are they digging? A study about male digging behavior in the Oncorhychus genus
II	Cleary, Pete	Effects of fish wheels on fall chum salmon: non-esterfied fatty acids and plasma indices of stress
II	Chebanoy, Nikolay A.	The mechanisms of sex ratio regulation in pink and sockeye salmon populations
II	Heinl, Steve C.	Updated stock status of pink and chum salmon in Southeast Alaska, through 2002
II	Crossin, Glenn T.	Pink salmon migratory energetics: response to migratory difficulty and comparisons with sockeye
III	Pyper, Brian J.	Multi-stock state-space models for estimating trends in stock-recruit dynamics of Pacific salmon
III	Su, Zhenming	A spatial hierarchical Bayesian model for multi-stock stock-recruitment analysis of Pacific salmon
III	Thorne, Richard E.	Factors governing pink salmon survival in Prince William Sound, Alaska
III	Folkes, Michael	Short term tagging of chum salmon as a harvest management tool
III	Pyper, Brian J.	Comparison of alternative measures of salmon productivity for quantifying spatial and temporal scales of climate-induced variation
IV	Jensen, John O.T.	Puntledge River high temperature study: influence of high water temperatures on adult pink salmon pre-spawning mortality, maturation, and gamete viability
IV	Cook, Roberta	Rebuilding the salmon runs to the Stave River- A co-operative effort of harvest reduction, enhancement, habitat restoration, and flow control
IV	Leake, Alf Sherbot, Darren	River modeling applications: habitat enhancement opportunities (example River2D on Campbell River, Shuswap Rivers)
V	Lowen, Don	Attitude enhancement how incubating chum in the classroom can foster a stewardship ethic
V	Rutherford, Tom	The importance of re-establishing chum populations in urban streams
V	Ewart, Dave	Pinks for the pier
V	Bridgeman, Robert	The restoration of Douglas Creek
V	McBride, Laurie	The Pink Salmon Festival take a kid fishing
VI	Kondzela, Chris	Origin of juvenile chum salmon from Gulf of Alaska coastal waters, 2000 and 2001
VI	Candy, John	Toward a coast-wide baseline for chum salmon
VI	Johnson, Orlay	Chum salmon (Oncorhynchus keta) genetics, morphology, and life history in the southern portion of the species range (Columbia River, Oregon, and California)
VI	Small, Maureen	A genetic analysis of summer and early fall chum salmon populations in Hood Canal, Strait of Juan de Fuca, and South Puget Sound using microsatellite DNA
VII	Wertheimer, Alex	Does size matter (for Prince William Sound pink salmon)?
VII	Adicks, Kyle	Chum salmon supplementation: bane or boon?
VII	Johnson, Thom	Supplementation standards for recovering ESA-listed threatened summer-run chum salmon populations in the Hood Canal and Strait of Juan de Fuca regions of Washington
VII	Johnson, Thom	Ongoing supplementation programs for summer chum salmon in the Hood Canal and Strait of Juan de Fuca regions of Washington State
VII	Evelyn, Trevor	The Hatchery Scientific Reform Group its mission for Puget Sound and Coastal Washington hatcheries

Poster Presentations

The following is a list of posters. Please click on the Title to view the abstract

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Poster Title, Authors

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1 Benthic fauna, juvenile fish feeding and food interrelations in Basis Chum Salmon Hatchery Watersheds (Kamchatka)

T. L. Vvedenskaya, T. L. Travina, and D. Y. Khristova. KamchatNIRO, Naberedznaya 18, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky

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2 Some aspects of stock structure and abundance dynamics in the Paratunka River chum and pink salmon populations, East Kamchatka

Zaporozhets, O.M. and Zaporozhets, G.V. Kamchatka Research Institute of Fisheries & Oceanography (KamchatNIRO), Russia

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3 Fixed-location hydroacoustics as a method of enumerating adult pink salmon in the lower Kwinamass River, 2001-2002

By Richard J. Bussanich¹, Robert C. Bocking¹, Donald J. Degan², and Anna-Maria Mueller².

¹LGL Limited environmental research associates, 9768 Second Street, Sidney, BC V8L 3Y8

²Aquacoustics Inc, P.O. Box 1473 29824 Birdie Haven Court, Sterling, AK, USA 99672-1473

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4 Migration and run timing of summer vs fall chum salmon on the Yukon River

Judy Berger ¹, Bonnie Borba², and Lisa Seeb¹.

¹Alaska Department of Fish &Game, Gene Conservation Laboratory, Division of Commercial Fisheries, 333 Raspberry Road, Anchorage, Alaska 99518-1599.

²Alaska Department of Fish &Game, Division of Commercial Fisheries, 1300 College Road Fairbanks, Alaska 99701-1599

VIII 5 Video of spawning behavior in pink and chum salmon

Manuel Esteve (University of Barcelona)

VIII 6 Use of the Kalman filter and state-space models of stock and recruitment to estimate trends in productivity of 120 stocks of Pacific salmon

Brian J. Pyper and Milo D. Adkison. Juneau Center, School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences, University of Alaska Fairbanks, 11120 Glacier Highway, Juneau, Alaska, USA, 99801

Randall M. Peterman. School of Resource and Environmental Management, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., Canada, V5A 1S6

VIII 7 Recovering threatened summer chum in Quilcene Bay

Tom Kane and Larry Telles. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

VIII 8 Population dynamics of chum salmon in the Columbia River Gorge

Nancy Uusitalo. USFWS, 9317 NE Hwy 99, Suite I, Vancouver, WA 98665

VIII 9 Fraser River pink salmon stock assessment program

Brad Fanos, Tracy Cone, Ken Peters, Rick Rempel, and Rob Tadey. Lower Fraser Area, Stock Assessment, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, 100 Annacis Island-Unit 3, V3M 6A2

VIII 10 Fish tank and poster display "Partners in Stewardship"

CDFO, Watership Foundation, Howard English Hatchery, and 100 Capital Regional District Schools

VIII 11 Acoustic imaging; a new frontier in fish research

Tim Mulligan, Peter Withler, George Cronkite, and John Holmes. Fisheries and Oceans Canada

VIII 12 Acoustic imaging: A new frontier in fish research

Tim Mulligan¹, Peter Withler², George Cronkite¹ and John Holmes¹ 1. Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Applied Technology, Pacific Biological Station, Nanaimo, B.C., V9T 6N7. 2. Pacific Eumetrics Consulting Ltd., Nanoose, B.C., V9P 9C9.