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Fight of the Salmon People: Blending Tribal Tradition with Modern Science to Save Sacred fish
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Fight of the Salmon People: Blending Tribal Tradition with Modern Science to Save Sacred fish

This book looks at salmon management in relation to dams and the role of Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission. Note — the full text is not currently available online. For library holdings, see http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/62709692

Author: Dompier, Douglas W.

Date: 2005

Exchange of Notes Constituting an Agreement Relating to the Above Mentioned Agreement — “Special Operating Program for Canadian Storage” (With Annex)

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Exchange of Notes Constituting an Agreement Relating to the Above Mentioned Agreement -- "Special Operating Program for Canadian Storage" (With Annex)
Empty Nets: Indians, Dams, and the Columbia River

Emerging Institutions for Bilateral Management of the Columbia River Basin

Detailed Operating Plan for Columbia River Treaty Storage (1971 – 1980)

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Detailed Operating Plan for Columbia River Treaty Storage - 1971
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