More than bags of nutrients: Weighing ecological and social costs of losing migratory fishes versus the management paradigm of compensatory mitigation

Keyphrases

• Social Cost 100%
• Ecological Cost 100%
• Management Paradigms 100%
• Fish Migration 100%
• Compensatory Mitigation 100%
• Migratory Fish 100%
• Salmon 66%
• Ecological Role 66%
• Freshwater Environment 66%
• Pacific Salmon 66%
• Anadromous Species 66%
• Salmon Runs 66%
• Translocated 33%
• Long History 33%
• Social Value 33%
• Terrestrial Ecosystems 33%
• Aquatic Ecosystems 33%
• Carcass 33%
• Life History 33%
• Ecological Understanding 33%
• Attendants 33%
• Ecological Effects 33%
• Biogeochemical Processes 33%
• River Basin 33%
• Ecological Value 33%
• Aquatic Habitat 33%
• Food Resources 33%
• Inorganic Fertilizer 33%
• Pelletizing 33%
• Rearing Environment 33%
• Nutrient Addition 33%
• Mass Mortality 33%
• Literature Analysis 33%
• Terrestrial Habitat 33%
• Hatchery 33%
• Mitigation Actions 33%
• Loss of Life 33%
• Columbia River 33%
• Human Values 33%
• Natural Resource Managers 33%
• Snake River 33%
• Steelhead 33%
• Basin Analysis 33%
• Ecological Literature 33%
• Provisioning Ecosystem Services 33%
• Cultural Ecosystem Services 33%
• Spawning Migration 33%
• Habitat Resources 33%
• Salmon-derived nutrients 33%
• Space Food 33%
• Pacific Lamprey 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Aquatic Ecosystem 100%
• Terrestrial Ecosystem 100%
• Natural Resource 100%
• River Basin 100%
• Spawning 100%
• Inorganic Fertiliser 100%
• Ecosystem Service 100%
• Hatchery 100%
• Ecological Literature 100%
• Migratory Fish 100%