Fish 497U

Fish 497U
University of Washington

The Puget Sound Basin and Salmon: Developing a Scientific Basis of Understanding

497U Home Syllabus Course Links Week One Week Two Week Three Week Four Week Five Week Six Week Seven Week Eight Student Info. Fish Forum	This Week's Lecture...	Course Links Winter 1999 Fish 497U, Winter 1999, 2 Credits National Research Center for Statistics and the Environment Tidepool: The Salmon Page Tidepool: News for the Rainforest Coast The Pacific Salmon scape Userguide Puget Sound Water Quality Action Team Facet Columbia Basin Research Streamnet Georgia Basin Upcoming Events- PRISM Calendar Upcoming Events- Fishline Cedar River Watershed NOAA- Bering Sea Info NOAA- Public Affairs NOAA- ESU Maps and Factsheet NOAA- Status/ Salmon NOAA-Coho NOAA-Pink NOAA-Chum NOAA-Chinook NOAA-Sockeye NOAA-Steelhead WA Dept of Ecology Ecology-Vegetation Ecology-Slope Stabilization Ecology-Water/ Groundwater Ecology-Wetlands/ Shorelands
	Class Location	WEDNESDAYS, 7:00pm - 9:00pm Fisheries Center, room 201
	Instructor	R. Francis rfrancis@fish.washington.edu Phone: 206-543-7345 Office Hours: Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:50 pm or by appointment. drop-ins welcome.
	TA	Julie Nelson Masters Candidate School of Marine Affairs jnels@u.washington.edu

The course is sponsored by the PRISM (Puget Sound Regional Synthesis Model) UIF project under the guidance of the PRISM Education Committee. The mission of PRISM is to develop and sustain a dynamic and integrated understanding and description of the environmental and human factors that shape the Puget Sound region.

This page is maintained by Bruce Campbell (bdc@hitl.washington.edu)

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Winter 1999

Fish 497U, Winter 1999, 2 Credits