Beamer et al 2003 importance of non-natal pocket estuaries

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river delta Beamer, E., McBride, A., Henderson, R., and K. Wolf. 2003. The importance of non-natal pocket estuaries in Skagit Bay to wild Chinook salmon: an emerging priority for restoration. Skagit System Cooperative, Research Department. Report 1-9.

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• Seminal study on non-natal embayment use by juvenile Chinook
• Included in Science Sprints to Support Regulation as part of the synthesis on Non-natal Nearshore Rearing of Salmon.