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Water chemistry - Investigation of Methods to Improve Homing by Hatchery Salmon

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Investigate olfactory imprinting techniques that will improve homing by hatchery salmon to their hatchery of origin, and thereby reduce potential risks from these fish to wild fish populations. Improvement of homing by hatchery salmon will have broad application in the Pacific Northwest and will allow managers to maximize the fishery benefit of returning hatchery fish to sport and commercial fisheries.

Water chemistry.

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Updated: 2025-04-21
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