Salmon: A Keystone Species - Pacific Wild

If salmon were to go extinct, various ecosystems and wildlife species would collapse in response. This quality is what makes salmon a keystone species.

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The centuries-long erosion of California's wild salmon

The Keystone of the North Pacific - Wild Salmon Center

The Keystone of the North Pacific - Wild Salmon Center

Salmon: A Keystone Species - Pacific Wild

Blumm's Pacific Salmon Law and the Environment: Treaties, Endangered Species, Dam Removal, Climate Change, and Beyond

Wild Salmon

Salmon: A Keystone Species - Pacific Wild

Salmon: A Keystone Species - Wild Salmon Center

U.S. Forest Service - Tongass National Forest - Salmon are critical to the ecosystems of the Tongass National Forest. They are considered a keystone species because of their role in transferring nutrients

Ecosystem Interactions and Pacific Salmon

Salmon: A Keystone Species - Wild Salmon Center

Photo story: salmon - PressReader