Scott Hinch

University of British Columbia
Forest and Conservation Sciences
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6T 1Z4
Email: scott.hinch@ubc.ca

Papers:
M-121-7 Attraction of Migrating Adult Sockeye Salmon to Conspecifics in the Absence of Imprinted Cues P-321 Are Reflex Indicators Useful for Measuring Vitality and Predicting Delayed Mortality of White Sturgeon Released from a Simulated Fisheries Encounter? T-106-5 Fraser River Sockeye Salmon in an Era of Climate Change T-106-6 Surviving Bycatch: Interactions of Temperature, Stressor Severity, and Physiological Disease Processes T-109-2 Dynamic Migratory Conditions and Hydropower Production Effects on Adult Sockeye Salmon Navigation in a Fraser River Tributary T-144-7 Ten Years of Lab and Telemetry Studies on Canada's Largest Salmon River Finds Exceptionally High Mortality of ‘Handled' Migrating Female Sockeye: The Need for Sex-Specific Guidelines in Catch and Release Fisheries? T-144-8 Challenges in Determining Release Mortality Rates for Use in Pacific Salmon Management Th-123-5 Adult Bull Trout Exhibit Binge-Feeding Across Temperatures during an Annual Prey Pulse of Juvenile Sockeye Salmon W-112-10 Improving Wild Sockeye Salmon Migration Success through a Large-Scale Experiment W-119-7 Lessons Learned in Science Communication: A Synthesis of Interactions with Stakeholders in the Fraser River Pacific Salmon Fishery