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Fall chum and the coho salmon runs on the Yukon River remain too low to open subsistence harvest

Fall chum and the coho salmon runs on the Yukon River remain too low to  open subsistence harvest

Yukon River salmon runs remain low, but chum improvements allow for some fishing

USFWS: New challenges in the struggle to save Pacific Salmon ~ MAVEN'S NOTEBOOK

Live Presentation Slide-Decks – International Year of the Salmon

Climate Change seen as the key factor in 2020 and 2021 salmon run declines on the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers.

Yukon River fall chum and coho salmon have returned in higher numbers than last year's record low

Alaska Department of Fish and Game –

If subsistence salmon fishing opens on the Yukon River, new rules will limit who can fish for salmon

Blog — Kuskokwim River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission

As Waters Warm, Alaska Experiences Salmon Booms and Busts

A king without a crown: Chinook vulnerable to ocean forces

The Longest Migration — Yukon River King Salmon, by The Salmon Project

Salmon are vanishing from the Yukon River — and so is a way of life