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    This document contains a project proposal for a Masters thesis titled "An Analysis of Yukon Delta Salmon Management". The project will analyze fisheries management related to salmon populations in the Bering Sea and Yukon River. It will examine the complex management system involving Alaska, federal departments, and fishery organizations. The abstract indicates that declining salmon populations have driven research on the effects of salmon bycatch in Bering Sea fisheries. The methodology, technology stack, and at least 6 references in IEEE format will be included. The proposal is signed by the student and guide.

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    This document contains a project proposal for a Masters thesis titled "An Analysis of Yukon Delta Salmon Management". The project will analyze fisheries management related to salmon populations in the Bering Sea and Yukon River. It will examine the complex management system involving Alaska, federal departments, and fishery organizations. The abstract indicates that declining salmon populations have driven research on the effects of salmon bycatch in Bering Sea fisheries. The methodology, technology stack, and at least 6 references in IEEE format will be included. The proposal is signed by the student and guide.

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    PROJECT TITLE (FONT SIZE=16)

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    An Analysis of Yukon Delta Salmon Management Research focus: Fisheries management
    related to Bering Sea fisheries and Yukon River salmon populations. School: Western
    Washington University Student Level: Masters Presentation Type: Oral Presentation Abstract:
    An Analysis of Yukon Delta Salmon Management Rita Asgeirsson, Western Washington
    University The broad range of Pacific Alaskan salmon has resulted in the creation of a complex
    and multiorganizational system of management that includes the state of Alaska, various federal
    departments, a Congressionally-mandated fishery council, and a number of commercial and
    nongovernmental fish organizations. In the Bering Sea salmon are caught by the commercial
    groundfish fleet as by-catch. On the Yukon River salmon are commercially and traditionally
    harvested for both economic and cultural sustenance by the Yup’ik residents of the Yukon Delta.
    Declining salmon populations has driven scientific research which considers the effects of
    Bering Sea salmon by-catch. My research findings indicate that Bering Sea fisheries occur where
    juvenile salmon mature (FONT SIZE =12)

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    An Analysis of Yukon Delta Salmon Management Research focus: Fisheries management


    related to Bering Sea fisheries and Yukon River salmon populations. School: Western
    Washington University Student Level: Masters Presentation Type: Oral Presentation Abstract:
    An Analysis of Yukon Delta Salmon Management Rita Asgeirsson, Western Washington
    University The broad range of Pacific Alaskan salmon has resulted in the creation of a complex
    and multiorganizational system of management that includes the state of Alaska, various federal
    departments, a Congressionally-mandated fishery council, and a number of commercial and
    nongovernmental fish organizations. In the Bering Sea salmon are caught by the commercial
    groundfish fleet as by-catch. On the Yukon River salmon are commercially and traditionally
    harvested for both economic and cultural sustenance by the Yup’ik residents of the Yukon Delta.
    Declining salmon populations has driven scientific research which considers the effects of
    Bering Sea salmon by-catch. My research findings indicate that Bering Sea fisheries occur where
    juvenile salmon mature (FONT SIZE =12)

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    1. J. P. Hailman, Coding and Redundancy: Man-Made and Animal-Evolved Signals.


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