Salmon ecosystems in the Interior Fraser region are being impacted by humans on two fronts: climate change at the global scale and land-use practices at the regional level. Climate change is resulting in drier watersheds, yet anthropogenic water demands continue to grow. These factors have combined to result in lower streamflows, high water temperatures, and ultimately…
https://www.raincoast.org/2025/01/salmon-ecosystems-climate/
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