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Currently, many western North Amercian heritage plants and animals are being lost due to careless use of water and this cannot be rectified until they attain preferred status for access to this important life-giving resource. Salmon and steelhead populations are among the species impacted by excessive human use of water.
This annual report puts forward the current findings related to stock status and habitat conditions, and it presents a summary of the Council’s viewpoint on some of the most significant and immediate matters of concern. In some instances, the comments summarize and clarify the positions explained in previous Council reports. In other cases, such as […]
This report summarizes what the Council heard during public meetings, one-on-one meetings with stakeholders and via written submissions related to the subject of salmon hatcheries. British Columbians believe that salmon hatcheries and enhancement activities are needed to protect wild salmon stocks. Many also believe that negative impacts of enhancement on wild salmon have either been […]
This report explains how the recreational and sports salmon fishery evolved in British Columbia and how it has undergone significant growth in the last century. The dual challenge of designing conservation measures and enduring fishing opportunities for anglers is one of the themes of the report. The authors explain that the long-term sustainability of both […]
The North Pacific Ocean is a vast ecosystem that changes not only with seasonal cycles, but also over decades and centuries. Ecosystem changes at this oceanic scale affect Canadian salmon populations, which spend most of their lives in the marine environment. Given that the effects of global warming, successful stewardship of Canadian Pacific Salmon will […]
This report is one of several published by the Pacific Fisheries Resource Conservation Council that describe the salmon resources of areas within British Columbia and the Yukon. Our primary objective is to document what is known of Pacific salmon within DFO Pacific Region Arctic draining rivers. There appear to be only two such river systems […]
This report provides a preliminary summary of the state of stocks in 2001. It is preliminary because final spawner counts will not be available for a number of months.
Over a period of 11 years, the Pacific Fisheries Resource Conservation Council has provided public information and offered strategic advice to ministers responsible for protecting and sustaining wild salmon and steelhead stocks and habitats. This report summarizes many of the key findings and recommendations contained in the 69 background papers, advisories and other Council publications. […]
Final report of the Pacific Fisheries Resource Conservation Council in its role as advisors on wild Pacific salmon and steelhead stocks and habitat.
This annual report summarizes initial findings from Council’s extensive analysis of the status of all salmon stocks in the central and north coast areas of BC. This report also provides a summary analysis of past recommendations to both levels of government and the influence that advice had on government decisions. This advice is summarized in […]
