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Becoming Salmon is the first ethnographic account of salmon aquaculture, the most recent turn in the human history of animal domestication. In this careful and nuanced study, Marianne Elisabeth Lien explores how the growth of marine domestication has blurred traditional distinctions between fish and animals, recasting farmed fish as sentient beings, capable of feeling pain and subject to animal-welfare legislation. Drawing on fieldwork on and off salmon farms, Lien follows farmed Atlantic salmon through contemporary industrial husbandry, exposing how salmon are bred to be hungry, globally mobile, and "alien" in their watersheds of origin. Attentive to both the economic context of industrial food production and the materiality of human-animal relations, this book highlights the fragile and contingent relational practices that constitute salmon aquaculture and the multiple ways of "becoming salmon" that emerge as a result.

Salmon farming --- Salmon farming. --- Farming, Salmon --- Mariculture, Salmon --- Ranching, Salmon --- Salmon aquaculture --- Salmon culture --- Salmon mariculture --- Salmon ranching --- Salmonid aquaculture --- Salmonid farming --- Fish culture --- Social aspects. --- animal ethics. --- animal husbandry. --- animal rights. --- animal studies. --- aquaculture. --- atlantic salmon. --- biologists. --- farmed salmon. --- fish farming. --- fish life. --- fisheries. --- food scientists. --- global salmon trade. --- human animal relations. --- industrial food production. --- industrial husbandry. --- international food production. --- marine biologists. --- marine biology. --- marine domestication. --- marine life. --- salmon aquaculture. --- salmon farming. --- salmon farms. --- salmon fisheries. --- salmon trade. --- salmon. --- seafood.

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"This technical memorandum was developed by the Puget Sound Recovery Implementation Technical Team (PS RITT) to provide a formal monitoring and adaptive management framework (hereinafter called the framework) for assessing Puget Sound Chinook salmon recovery. Monitoring and adaptive management have occurred at the watershed and regional scales as implementation of the Recovery Plan has proceeded. However, the lack of a formal framework has meant that there is no standardized vocabulary or shared common approach to articulate the key assumptions of the chapters in Volume II, test assumptions across chapters, or connect the local, watershed-scale information in Volume II with the regional-scale information in Volume I. This gap limits the collective ability of resource managers to assess the effectiveness of salmon recovery efforts across the region, identify uncertainties, and update priorities and actions in the Recovery Plan. Furthermore, the framework is intended to help salmon recovery managers formalize their local-scale monitoring and adaptive management plans using a common approach"--Executive summary.

Chinook salmon --- Chinook salmon fisheries --- Fish stock assessment --- Wildlife recovery --- Marine resources conservation --- Monitoring --- Research --- Management.

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Chinook salmon --- Steelhead (Fish) --- Survival analysis (Biometry) --- Migration --- Mortality --- Effect of dams on --- Oregon.

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