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PACIFIC SALMON
EXXON VALDEZ OIL SPILL
THE BERING SEA
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PACIFIC SALMON (published National Geographic Magazine July 1990, and in Natalie's book Reaching Home: Pacific Salmon, Pacific People, Alaska Northwest Books, 1994. Natalie's traveling museum exhibit is booked into 2002.)
(* Indicates photographs directly related to Pacific salmon's listing as endangered species either Columbia and Snake Rivers' runs or the Sacramento River's runs. )
Life-cycle
- *Underwater shots of eggs, alevins (larvae), fry, smolts
- *Above water shots of fry, smolts jumping small waterfall
- *Sockeye, chinook, chum spawning behavior
- *Sockeye salmon jumping falls, in rapids, in shallow water
- *Underwater spawning of pink, coho, chum and sockeye salmon
- *Spawned out sockeye, chum, pink, coho salmon
- *Skeletons of salmon
- Bald eagles feeding on and fighting over salmon carcasses
- Sea gull with mouth full of salmon tail
- Brown bears feeding on salmon
- Atlantic salmon in salmon farms
- Underwater Elwha River Chinook
Habitat and habitat degradation
- Pristine rivers in Wa., Or., B.C. and Alaska
- Old growth forests
- * Dams on Columbia and Snake Rivers
- * Irrigation canals, Idaho, California
- * Rescue of threatened-species-listed chinook from dry irrigation canal, California
- * Rice paddies, California
- * Aerial spraying of fertilizer over paddies, California
- * Mining destruction, Yankee Fork of the Salmon River, Idaho
- * Hardpan and chinook salmon, Idaho
- Clear-cuts, British Columbia, Washington State
- Salmon killed by toxic chemical dumped in river
Indians
- * Dipnet fishing in front of Dalles Dam, Columbia River
- Dipnet fishing on Klickitat River
- * Gillnet fishing on Columbia River, Quinault River
- Lifestyle of Indian fishermen
- Repairing nets
- Smoking salmon
- First Fish Ceremony
Research
- * PIT tagging on Snake River, electro-shocking on Snake River
- * Winter shots of biologist floating down Idaho river counting salmon
Nose tagging, otolith marking and DNA cataloging
- * Irrigation diversion screens on Columbia River system
- * Barging salmon juveniles around dams on Columbia and Snake
- * Counting salmon at Bonneville
- * Salmon viewing rooms at Bonneville and on Yakima River and Snake
- * Sawtooth hatchery in Idaho, others in Washington, Oregon, California, Alaska
Commercial Fishing, Alaska
- Gillnet fishing at Bristol Bay and Cook Inlet, Alaska
- Trolling in Southeast Alaska
- Processing and canning salmon
- Lifestyle of fishermen, processors, families
- Subsistance fishwheel fishing on Yukon River
Markets and Cuisine
- Pike Place Market sales clerk throwing salmon and displays
- Tsukujii Central Fish Market, Tokyo, Japan--displays, auctions, buyers, sellers
- Sashimi
- Russian dishes
Salmon farming and ranching, Aquaculture
- Aerials of farms Washington, British Columbia and New Zealand
- Feeding, transporting, harvesting in Puget Sound, British Columbia, N.Z and Japan
- Underwater photos of salmon in netpens and diver checking net
- Hatcheries in North America, New Zealand and Japan
Sport fishing
- Buoy 10 on mouth of Columbia River; hundreds of boats dwarfed by a tanker
- Fishermen reeling in chinook; little girl petting 45 pound chinook; charter boats
Japan
- Hatcheries on Hokkaido, Honshu
- Harvesting salmon by beach seine, on fishing boat
- Fish wheel originally from Columbia River scooping up salmon
- Salmon cuisine at traditional restaurant
- Ainu (Japan's native people) gillnetting and first fish ceremony
- Children at school's hatchery and salmon museum
Soviet Union/Russia
- Salmon trapnet commercial fishing, antiquated processing; salting; canning; gutting
- Lifestyle of workers in small fishing town
- Salmon cuisine
- Soviets swimming with thousands of salmon around them
- Native woman preparing salmon traditional way
- Pollution in salmon stream
- Port facilities
- Artifacts including salmon skin coat
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