First we will research and introduce a standardized DNA sampling and shipping protocol unhindered by requirements for dangerous preservatives. Second, we will produce a series of internet videos demonstrating the sampling/shipping protocol in relevant settings (marine and riverine fisheries) and also explaining how the DNA results are used in management.
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- A Pilot Study on the Application of Hydroacoustic Surveys to Assess the Abundance of Delaying Sockeye in Southern Georgia Strait
- An Investigation of Cowichan Coho Run Timing and Marine Survival
- Modifications to the Chum Genetic and Environmental Management Model (ChumGEM), a run reconstruction computer model
- Feasibility study of Imaging Sonar at Lillooet River to assess Coho Salmon escapement to the Lillooet Conservation Unit
- Improving real time acquisition of sockeye ‘catch per set’ information from commercial purse seine Individual Transferable Quota (ITQ) fisheries
- Enumeration of Quesnel Basin Interior Fraser Coho using Dual-frequency Identification SONAR
- Cowichan Adult Chinook Enumeration methodology change
- Independent Evaluation of Wild Coho Marine Survival Rates in the Strait of Georgia (Black Creek)
- Understanding the mechanisms of population depression for endangered Cultus Lake Sockeye Salmon to inform fisheries management