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SFP cites IUU, hatchery fish, as major problems in Pacific wild salmon sustainability

Russia's illegal fishing trade and Alaska's hatcheries are the major issues cropping up to cause 48% of the world's Pacific salmon to fall under the 'area of concern' category in SFP's latest study

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 4, 2014 17:30 GMT
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Chinook salmon on the Lower Tuolumne River in California's Central Valley. Photo: USFWS/Dan Cox
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Russia's illegal fishing issues took center stage as an area of concern in the Sustainable Fishery Partnership (SFP)'s latest report on Pacific salmon, while the hatchery practices in Russia and Alaska were a close second [...]

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