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Wunsch, Mark

Youth Needs Hands-on Experience with Traditional Harvesting
Widespread Decline of Herring on the BC Coast
Traditional Knowledge Informs Management
The Herring Story Through Time and Space
The Bella Bella Fishplant an Economic Backbone for the Community
Stewards of Land and Sea
Spawning Herring are Very Young
Significance of the Gladstone Decision by the Supreme Court of Canada in 1996
Science Needed to Improve Herring Stock Management
Population Genetics Informs Management
Overfishing on the Central Coast
Overfishing of Spiller Channel, Central Coast
Outlook (Pacific Herring Video Collection)
Need for Life History Studies in Central Coast
Natural Food Cycle, Ceremonial Use and Trade
Lost Culture through Collapse of Herring
Local Herring Populations Have Been Hit Hard
Joint Management
Invertebrates Feeding on Herring Spawn
How to Achieve More Sutainable Management
How Raven Transplanted Herring
Herring-an Ecological Foundation of Marine Ecosystems
Herring Was Very Abundant at Bella Bella Dock
Herring Story Preview
Herring Eggs Deposited on Various Seaweeds

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