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Off-Shore Ocean Ecosystem

Off-Shore Ocean Ecosystem

Offshore ocean ecosystems are crucial for salmon feeding, growth, and survival. Off-shore ocean data may include information on various biological and physical environmental conditions (e.g. basin-scale forcing, food availability, predators, upwelling, and temperature) as well as ocean harvest by various commercial and recreational fisheries.

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Columbia River daily adult counts at Bonneville Dam

Columbia River daily adult counts at Bonneville Dam

Tags: Columbia River, adult returns, adult spawners, Bonneville Dam, daily counts

Type: Tabular

Version: 1

Published: 2025

Northern California Current Ocean Conditions Indicators

Northern California Current Ocean Conditions Indicators

Tags: ocean, Climate, juvenile salmon, marine, physical, prey, temperature

Type: Tabular

Version: 1

Published: 2024

Temperature, oxygen, and copepod community off Newport, Oregon

Temperature, oxygen, and copepod community off Newport, Oregon

Tags: ocean, prey, temperature, copepod, oxygen, zooplankton

Type: Tabular

Version: 1

Published: 2025

West Coast of North America Shoreline

West Coast of North America Shoreline

Tags: Alaska, Baja, British Columbia, California, Canada, coastline, Mexico, Oregon, shoreline, USA, Washi . . .

Type: Spatial

Version: 1

Published: 2025

Data for northern California Current salmon stoplight table

Data for northern California Current salmon stoplight table

Tags: conditions, indicators, ocean, stoplight table, trends, Salmon Stoplight

Type: Tabular

Version: 2

Published: 2024

Navigation Zones

Navigation Zones

Tags: spatial, NOAA, precautionary area, San Juan Islands, separation area, shipping, Strait of Georgia, S . . .

Type: Spatial

Version: 1

Published: 2025

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