Journal Watch: Let them run
“Ask not what a park can do for spawning salmon. Ask what robust salmon runs could do for the park – and for coastal fishing communities.”
Raincoast’s publication of the paper “Salmon for Protected Terrestrial Areas” has been featured in this month’s Conservation Magazine. Read the full story in Conservation Magazine’s Journal Watch:
http://www.conservationmagazine.org/category/journal-watch/
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