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    In the Region
    Northwest Salmon Recovery-- a portal to publications, software and data on listed species of West Coast salmon and steelhead.

    Sound Science -- a collaborative report summarizing what we know about the Puget Sound ecosystem and gaps in our knowledge.


          
    Killer whales' fate linked to salmon
    Center researchers have found a connection between salmon abundance and the reproductive success of Southern Resident killer whales. Other Center research into the effects of boat traffic and environmental pollutants may also help explain the population's decline. Learn more...



    Overdose: Drugs and Chemicals in Fish
    PBDEs (flame retardants), pharmaceuticals, personal care products, and pesticides are finding their way into fish habitat through surface runoff. Scientists say many of these toxic chemicals can block or mimic naturally-occurring hormones in fish and other aquatic species, with potentially devastating effects on reproduction and growth. Dr. Tracy Collier's recent testimony to Congress calls for more science to understand these linkages and threats. Learn more...



    Shimada Interior Outfitting Continues
    NOAA's FSV Bell M Shimada will generate less background noise than previous research vessels. A quiet ship will improve the sensitivity of on-board acoustic equipment and collect more accurate data. To learn more, view the article and slideshow.



    PAHs and Fish Health
    In a new report, Center researchers assess the effects of PAHs (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons) and other contaminants from an aluminum smelter on fish health and fishery resources in Kitimat, British Columbia. The five-year study also helped resolve seafood safety concerns for tribes consuming salmon and marine flatfish in this region. Read the entire study (pdf).



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     Director's Corner   
    20th Anniversary of Exxon Valdez spill: Director reflects on the lessons learned from a crisis and how it moves our science forward.

    Usha Varanasi: Progress with Research Planning at the NWFSC
    Highlights 2008 Highlights 2008

    Data Products and Tools
    West Coast Habitat Server -- interactive web applications and mapping tools to investigate the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem's fisheries and habitat data.

    Ocean Index Tool -- Explore biological and physical indicators of the California Current ecosystem and how this data helps scientists forecast salmon survival.

    Scientific Data and Tools -- A portal for resource managers, collaborators, and other scientific data users. Note: some databases are password-protected.




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