Priority threat management for Pacific salmon conservation on the Central Coast of British Columbia: Expert Elicitation Data

• DOI: 10.25314/8a9a45cf-7dfb-4180-adc3-5f33e5669415
• Publication Date: 2020-03-25
• Authors: John D. Reynolds; Jessica C. Walsh; Katrina Connors; Eric Hertz; Laura Kehoe; Tara G. Martin; Brendan Connors; Michael J. Bradford; Cameron Freshwater; Alejandro Frid; Jessica Halverson; Jonathan W. Moore; Michael H. H. Price
• Keywords: Thriving; Declaration

These data, containing the estimated benefits of each conservation strategy for Conservation Unit group (i.e. probability that CUs will be thriving in next 20 years) were collected using costs and feasibility designed Central Coast British Columbia to conserve Pacific Salmon Units.

Page 1 contains expert estimates CU green status) 2038, under strategy.

Please see README.txt further information, including a description strategies variables.

Data was through structured elicitation during two workshops May June 2018. The study area Columbia, covering traditional territories Heiltsuk, Nuxalk, Kitasoo/Xai'xais Wuikinuxv Nations.

Confidentiality declaration: All personal data are removed only summarized across experts provided.

This dataset originally deposited Simon Fraser University institutional repository.