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Jan 06th
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Notebook: Closure won't affect inland fisheries (The Oregonian)
The ocean salmon fishing closure off the coasts of Oregon and California that was announced this week does not affect Oregon's spring 2008 Columbia River and inland fisheries. Thes... Gill-net group forms (The Oregonian)
Bruce Ely/The OregonianGill-nets aren't the only target of a new fisheries organization growing quickly in the Northwest. Coastal Conservation Association moves into the Pacific No... B.C. fishermen to get U.S. government bailout (CTV British Columbia)
The U.S. government will hand over millions of dollars to compensate the B.C. fishing industry for dramatic cuts to salmon fisheries on the west coast. National group shines the spotlight on these Seattle chefs (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
Who are Seattle's "Rising Stars" of the restaurant world? We have the scoop on who made the cut when StarChefs visited town. NY art sales to tempt buyers with attractive prices (Reuters via Yahoo! Canada News)
Old Master painting sales will try to lure choosier buyers this month with lower price estimates as Christie's and Sotheby's auction houses adjust to a global art market dulled by ... Students Learn Hands-On In Mobile Science Lab (WFMY News 2 Greensboro)
The mobile science lab lets students experience science projects hands-on. Just Add Butter, Cheese or Salmon (New York Times)
Mild cheeses and smoked salmon are other worthwhile toppings for tender crackers made in Northern Ireland. President Bush Discusses Conservation and the Environment (White House News)
President Bush on Tuesday said, "With all these steps, we have charted the way toward a more promising era in environmental stewardship. We have pioneered a new model of cooperativ... Where are the chinook? (The Oregonian)
Lori Tobias/The Oregonian"What chinook season?" asks Larry Gentry as he and Shelly Gentry of Gleneden Beach dock on the lower Siletz. They caught a single salmon. Anglers along the... Project seeks to raise fish harvests (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
SINACABAN, Misamis Occidental – An aquaculture project that seeks both to increase regional fisheries production and diversify Misamis Occidental’s economic base was launched o... News From 91.3 KUWS Northern inland lakes have best year for keeping out invasive species...
The spread of invasive species to Wisconsin lakes last year slowed to the lowest rate since extensive tracking began in 2000. Mike Simonson reports from Superior. Video - Six Gill Shark
Latest News
- Notebook: Closure won't affect inland fisheries (The Oregonian)
- Where are the chinook? (The Oregonian)
- Gill-net group forms (The Oregonian)
- Environmental groups threaten suit over oil shale development (Deseret Morning News)
- National group shines the spotlight on these Seattle chefs (Seattle Post-Intelligencer)
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