CIAA provides schools salmon life cycle posters
Based on our sign at Homer Harbor and our Trail Lakes and Port Graham hatcheries, we’re making a version available to local schoolteachers.
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Osmoregulation: How salmon survive in freshwater and saltwater
How do salmon live as they hatch into lakes and streams and migrate into the sea? It comes down to the biology of how they handle salt.
As adult salmon return, CIAA shifts to annual egg take
Egg take is the last phase of work at salmon hatcheries before crews prepares for next year’s runs. Learn how egg take works at CIAA.
The basics of adult salmon sampling
Because CIAA can’t examine all of the fish that swim through our weirs, we rely on adult salmon sampling to understand our salmon populations.
Sustained Yield: Which Numbers Matter Most?
Like your own health, the health of a fishery means monitoring vital statistics. Learn how Alaska manages the sustained yield of its salmon.