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ON THE LINE: The Question of Selective Fisheries
How can we fish on an endangered species? Why do I have to go to Alaska to fish on salmon? What is the real difference between a hatchery fish and a wild fish? What is meant by "selective fisheries?"
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Hedrick Smith will lead some of the most important thinkers, decision-makers, and scientists working in salmon recovery today in a thoughtful analysis of the complex issue of selective fishing.
Participants include: Jeff Koenings, Director, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife; Phil Anderson, Deputy Director, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife; Nate Mantua, Research Professor, University of Washington School of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences; Jim Seeb, Research Professor, University of Washington School of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences; Craig Bowhay, Fisheries Policy Analyst, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission; Kit Rawson, Senior Fishery Management Biologist, Tulalip Tribes; Mark Cedergreen, Executive Director, Westport Charterboat Association; Clint Muns, Director of Resource Management, Puget Sound Anglers.
The starting ticket price of $100 includes gourmet lunch at Tom Douglas' Palace Ballroom. With your Chairman's Council contribution of $1,000 or more, you will receive 2 tickets to this event.
On the Line: The Question of Selective Fisheries is presented by Long Live the Kings (LLTK), a Seattle non-profit dedicated to recovering wild salmon and supporting sustainable fisheries.
To download speaker bios, an Evite to this event, and for other information, please visit: www.lltk.org
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LocationThe Palace Ballroom
2100 Fifth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
United States
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