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Salish Sea Marine Survival Project

The Salish Sea Marine Survival Project: Canadian Program Summaries summarizes findings from the Pacific Salmon Foundation’s five year study on salmon declines in the Strait of Georgia.

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59 0.00 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 Discovery Sutil Desolation SURVIVAL PER 100 km 0.00 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 Discovery Sutil Desolation DETECTION EFFICIENCY Figure 10. Modelled Sockeye smolt survival rate per 100 km and detection efficiency expressed for three primary migration routes through the Discovery Islands. Figure provided by Steve Johnston. Figure 5. Survivorship patterns for Chilko Sockeye studied 2010- 2014 using a variety of different acoustic tags. Figure provided by Scott Hinch. Figure 8. Route specific survival of Seymour steelhead: Discovery Passage: 97.7%, Sutil Channel: 46.2%. Figures 8 and 9 provided by Steve Johnston. Route through Discovery Islands 2016 27 - V4 tagged smolts 2017 108 - V4/V7 tagged smolts 2018 117 - V5/V7 tagged smolts Discovery Passage 10 32 27 Sutil Channel 9 49 81 Desolation Sound 1 15 9 Figure 9. Migration pathways of Chilko Sockeye through the Discovery Islands 2016-2018. Two Year Old V7 Figure 6. Relative sizes of age-1 and age-2 Chilko sockeye smolts, and the different acoustic tags used for study. Figure provided by Christine Stevenson. One Year Old V4 Figure 7. Relative survival patterns of age-1 (blue) and age-2 (red) Chilko Sockeye smolts. Light grey lines and symbols show survival of age 2 tagged fish from previous years (see Figure 5). Figure provided by Christine Stevenson.

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