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Greg Taylor 2024 Salmon Fishery Recap: Part One

In this detailed recap, Fisheries Advisor Greg Taylor reflects on the 2024 salmon fishing season, highlighting improvements in salmon returns, long-term trends, and the challenges facing fisheries today. From shifts in commercial and recreational catches to the impact of global markets and First Nations economic fisheries, this article provides valuable insights into what shaped the season and what it means for the future of salmon in B.C. Stay tuned for Part Two, where Greg dives deeper into area-specific trends and expectations for 2025.

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December 20, 2024

2024: What We Achieved Together​

Over the last 12 months, SkeenaWild, our collaborators, and many of you in our communities have contributed to several accomplishments benefiting the Skeena Watershed and its salmon and steelhead.

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December 18, 2024
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The Skeena watershed is home to 60,000 people. Over 80 percent of Skeena residents interact with wild salmon.
Skeena salmon and steelhead are a major economic driver in the region, generating more than $100 million annually into the local economy.