20 years of northcoast data, i.e. Prince Rupert area on sea lice on juvenile salmon? Where can I find that, thanks so much for letting me know about this.
June 17, 2025 at 2:17 AM
20 years of northcoast data, i.e. Prince Rupert area on sea lice on juvenile salmon? Where can I find that, thanks so much for letting me know about this.
When I wrote the 2023 paper wild salmon hadn't had a chance to rebound. At first post salmon farming we did not see effect of rebounding herring and subadult Coho and Chinook. The 15 farms are still a factor. On the North coast there are no lice in spring (Morton et al 2004). You gotta keep up...
June 17, 2025 at 12:35 AM
When I wrote the 2023 paper wild salmon hadn't had a chance to rebound. At first post salmon farming we did not see effect of rebounding herring and subadult Coho and Chinook. The 15 farms are still a factor. On the North coast there are no lice in spring (Morton et al 2004). You gotta keep up...
You fail to provide abundance, or acknowledge the increasing abundance of overwintering subadult salmon that are exposed to the 15 fish farms that remain between P Hardy and Campbell R and you fail to explain how Jeong et al 2025 are wrong. Your paper is so vague it doesn't capture what is going on
June 16, 2025 at 8:42 PM
You fail to provide abundance, or acknowledge the increasing abundance of overwintering subadult salmon that are exposed to the 15 fish farms that remain between P Hardy and Campbell R and you fail to explain how Jeong et al 2025 are wrong. Your paper is so vague it doesn't capture what is going on
Hmmm, someone isn't reading the DFO bulletins for Strait of Georgia rivers. Ignoring the data and calling me a liar is the earmark of someone heavily invested in one outcome.
November 18, 2024 at 9:45 PM
Hmmm, someone isn't reading the DFO bulletins for Strait of Georgia rivers. Ignoring the data and calling me a liar is the earmark of someone heavily invested in one outcome.