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Rivers are messy: Beyond the water bias in research and management

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By Bathsheba Demuth, Giacomo Parrinello
| PLOS
Loading metrics Citation: Demuth B, Parrinello G, Wohl E (2025) Rivers are messy: Beyond the water bias in research and management. PLOS Water 4(11): e0000447. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pwat.0000447 Editor: Cameron Holley, University of New South Wales, AUSTRALIA Published: November 5, 2025 Copyright: © 2025 Demuth et al.
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Where the Dogs Run | Bathsheba Demuth

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By Bathsheba Demuth
| New York Review of Books Verified
The best days to work a salmon net are dry and bright. Bankside willows tilt from summer green to autumn gold. Light wind, no longer warm, riffles the river’s surface in arcs of silver. Late summer in the Arctic has as many days of lashing rain as it does sun, days when even layers of wool under rubberized overalls and jackets—slime gear, we call them, after their impermeable gummy film of salmon epithelia—cannot stop the cold. But even a wet day is good if the net is heavy.
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The disappearing chinook

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By Bathsheba Demuth, Olivia Ebertz
| Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) Verified
When Canada and the state of Alaska signed a seven-year moratorium on fishing for chinook — or king — salmon in the Yukon River earlier this year, the idea was to help the struggling fish recover. But in Alaska, some Indigenous Tribe members wonder if it will actually help, and say the way the agreement was negotiated undermines their sovereignty.
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