Salmon aren’t just fish—they’re ecosystem engineers. 💧 When they spawn and die, their bodies return crucial nutrients to the forest, feeding trees, bears, insects, and even the soil itself. Their journey sustains life far beyond the river. Protect the salmon, protect the watershed. 🛡️ You can help keep the Alouette Watershed healthy this fall by: ✔️ Staying on trails: void walking through streams or riverbanks where salmon lay their eggs, called “redds”. ✔️ Keeping pets out of streams: Dogs ca
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Salmon aren’t just fish—they’re ecosystem engineers. 💧 When they spawn and die, their bodies return crucial nutrients to the forest, feeding trees, bears, insects, and even the soil itself. Their journey sustains life far beyond the river. Protect the salmon, protect the watershed. 🛡️ You can help keep the Alouette Watershed healthy this fall by: ✔️ Staying on trails: void walking through streams or riverbanks where salmon lay their eggs, called “redds”. ✔️ Keeping pets out of streams: Dogs ca
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Salmon Feed Forests
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The forest that eats salmon. 🐟🌲 ​You’ve heard of farm-to-table, but what about ocean-to-tree? In Alaska’s Tongass National Forest, the trees are literally made of fish. ​When bears catch salmon, they drag them into the forest to eat. The leftovers rot into the soil, and the trees absorb that nitrogen. Scientists found that over 70% of the nitrogen in these massive trees comes directly from the ocean. Without the fish, the forest wouldn't survive. ​Nature is wilder than you think. 🤯 ​#Tongass
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The forest that eats salmon. 🐟🌲 ​You’ve heard of farm-to-table, but what about ocean-to-tree? In Alaska’s Tongass National Forest, the trees are literally made of fish. ​When bears catch salmon, they drag them into the forest to eat. The leftovers rot into the soil, and the trees absorb that nitrogen. Scientists found that over 70% of the nitrogen in these massive trees comes directly from the ocean. Without the fish, the forest wouldn't survive. ​Nature is wilder than you think. 🤯 ​#Tongass
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🌲🐟 In the Pacific Northwest, salmon feed forests. From killer whales to bears, eagles to wolves, salmon nourish nearly every corner of coastal British Columbia. Even in death, they live on, fertilizing soil, feeding giant trees, and sustaining the extraordinary biodiversity of this coast. The biological worth of salmon is staggering: without them, the web of life begins to unravel. But wild salmon are in crisis. Overfishing, habitat loss, and climate change have reduced their numbers to a frac
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🌲🐟 In the Pacific Northwest, salmon feed forests. From killer whales to bears, eagles to wolves, salmon nourish nearly every corner of coastal British Columbia. Even in death, they live on, fertilizing soil, feeding giant trees, and sustaining the extraordinary biodiversity of this coast. The biological worth of salmon is staggering: without them, the web of life begins to unravel. But wild salmon are in crisis. Overfishing, habitat loss, and climate change have reduced their numbers to a frac
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Salmon & The Oceanic Nutrients The Provide - Feeding the forests, one fish at time
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Every fall, Chinook salmon return from the ocean to the rivers where their lives began, often traveling hundreds of miles upstream to spawn. In the Pacific Northwest, these powerful fish are arriving now in places like the Columbia, Klamath, Rogue, and many wild coastal rivers. Their journey marks the end of a cycle and the beginning of new life. Chinook are important carriers of marine nutrients that nourish forests, wildlife, and entire ecosystems. Their return is a pulse of health through riv
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Grizzly Bears Catching Salmon | Nature's Great Events | BBC Earth
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Landlocked salmon eggs spawned this fall are now hatching! After hatching, they live off the yolk for 2–3 weeks and then transition to the feeding stage. After growing for 1.5 years at our hatchery, these landlocked salmon will be ready for stocking in the Quabbin Reservoir! | Massachusetts Division of Fisheries & Wildlife
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