“How are the salmon doing?” It’s a question that salmon biologists get all the time, from friends at a café or from family around the dinner table. Our response is often to pause, grimace, and reply: “generally, not so good.” Along with climate change and habitat loss, overfishing is widely known as a key driver of this decline. Overfishing is taking more fish than a population can support.
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