Atlantic salmon Salmo salar is a socio-economically important anadromous fish species that
has suffered synchronous population declines around the North Atlantic over the last five …

Long‐term data are crucial for understanding ecological responses to climate and land use
change; they are also vital evidence for informing management. As a migratory fish, Atlantic …

We report for the first time the geographic distribution, abundance, diet, and body size of
invasive pink salmon (Oncorhynchus gorbuscha) in the Norwegian and Barents Seas and …

In Atlantic salmon, age at maturation is a life history trait governed by a sex‐specific trade‐off
between reproductive success and survival. Following environmental changes across large …

Migration is an important ecological trait that allows animals to exploit resources in different
habitats, obtaining extra energy for growth and reproduction. The phenology (or timing) of …

The freshwater phase of the first seaward migration of juvenile Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar)
is relatively well understood when compared with our understanding of the marine phase of …

The ongoing declines in Atlantic salmon populations across its range underscore the need
for co-ordinated scientific-based knowledge to support management and decisions for their …

This study provides a regional picture of long‐term changes in Atlantic salmon growth at the
southern edge of their distribution, using a multi‐population approach spanning 49 years …

During the last decades, many wild Atlantic salmon populations have declined dramatically.
One hypothesis for an observed reduction in salmon marine growth and survival is reduced …

To address population declines, many salmon populations are supplemented with hatchery-
bred fish. Little is known about how growth performance of hatchery-bred and wild salmon …