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  • Carlos Rivera, from Wasilla, joined by his three daughters (front to back) Maia, Juliane and Kristian, filets sockeye salmon caught in the family's fish wheel on the Copper River, near Chitina, Alaska. Parmenter and Liana Welty watch, and would later receive a gift of salmon that would be delicious camp dinner for the next two nights.
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  • Carlos Rivera, from Wasilla, filets sockeye salmon caught in the family's fish wheel on the Copper River, near Chitina, Alaska, as his daughters assist him.
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  • Freshly caught sockeye salmon filets grill over a fire at a campground on the Copper River near Chitina, Alaska.
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  • Maia Rivera curiously touches the carcass of a king salmon as her family fillets fish on the Copper River, near Chitina, Alaska.
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  • Carlos Rivera and his three daughters (left to right) Juliane, Kristian and Maia wade out to the family's fish wheel on the Copper River, near Chitina, Alaska, to harvest sockeye salmon.
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  • Salmon, eager to spawn, bottleneck near a stream mouth in Valdez, Alaska at a popular fishing area close to the Alaska Pipeline terminal.
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  • Salmon, eager to spawn, bottleneck near a gated culvert stream outlet in Valdez, Alaska at a popular fishing area close to the Alaska Pipeline terminal.
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  • Carlos Rivera, from Wasilla, helped by his daughters (front to back) Juliane and Kristian, filets and bags sockeye salmon caught in the family's fish wheel on the Copper River, near Chitina, Alaska.
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  • Carlos Rivera, from Wasilla, filets sockeye salmon caught in the family's fish wheel on the Copper River, near Chitina, Alaska.
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  • Carlos Rivera, from Wasilla, pulls up sockeye salmon in his net from his family's fish wheel on the Copper River, near Chitina, Alaska.
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  • Parmenter Welty uses his fingers as he eats a delicious sockeye salmon filet at a campground on the Copper River near Chitina, Alaska.
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  • Salmon, eager to spawn, bottleneck near a stream mouth in Valdez, Alaska at a popular fishing area close to the Alaska Pipeline terminal.
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  • Pieces of freshly-caught salmon are slow-cooked and smoked on skewers by a wood fire during the 61st Annual Lummi Stommish Water Festival at the Lummi Indian Reservation, Washington on June 24, 2007.
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  • Wild Salmon Center: Conservationist Harriet Bullitt is gifted my photograph by Wild Salmon Center CEO Guido Rahr and U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell (12 November 2015).
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  • Hikers are served fresh caught salmon and crab at the Nitinat Narrows ferry station, West Coast Trail, British Columbia, Canada.
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  • Carlos Rivera and his three daughters (left to right) Maia, Kristian and Juliane wade out to the family's fish wheel on the Copper River, near Chitina, Alaska, with a large fishing net to harvest sockeye salmon.
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  • A prop plane casts a shadow as it flies a field expedition to survey Big Creek, a tributary of the Salmon River, in the Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness, Idaho.
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  • The Elwha River weaves through the lush forest wilderness of Olympic National Park, Washington on August 22, 2007. The removal of two dams in the lower river, scheduled for 2012, will reopen after nearly a century these pristine spawning grounds in the upper river to once flourishing salmon and steelhead populations.
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  • Fish biologist James Starr, of the Wild Salmon Center, stands below mossy trees on the bank of the Elwha River, in Olympic National Park, Washington. The research is a collaborative effort between the National Park Service and other agencies to establish a baseline of fish distribution and habitat structure for the entire river before the removal of the upper and lower dams, scheduled for 2012.
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  • Chinook (King) Salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) migrate through the fish ladder at the Ballard Chittenden Locks towards spawning grounds in Lake Washington and its tributaries.
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  • US Geological Survey (USGS) research landscape ecologist Christian Torgersen takes a break from diving the river to count fish and map the river bed during a field expedition to survey Big Creek, a tributary of the Salmon River, in the Frank Church - River of No Return Wilderness, Idaho.
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