Salmon Nation: the original extent of Pacific salmon and coastal temperate rain forest.
Salmon Nation steps back a few paces to put the situation in context. the story begins with the way life with salmon used to be in aboriginal times, explores the sources of the salmon’s present straits, and concludes by surveying the prospects for creating a fresh connection between people and fish, tailored to our times.
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